What a thrilling post to read, brother. Your description of Harry Raid gave me the impression that I was in the battlefield with you and could see the monsters, cards, and attacks that take place. I personally liked the description of the credits system and the teamwork section- it demonstrated that the game involves not just solo play, but strategy and teamwork as well.

The most striking feature that I noticed was the monster fights and the accumulated damage of each player. It is also a great lesson in real life, where even when our work may appear insignificant, when we multiply it over time with others, it can lead to great things. Like you demonstrated with the attack points, it is a difference that counts with a small contribution.

Another aspect that I like about the game is that it teaches the player to be patient, consistent, and regular. These are the attributes that establish success not only in the games, but also in life. Continue playing Harry Raid, as based on your description, I can tell already that it is not only entertainment but a combination of fun, group work, and life lessons.