Keep up the great reviews! I played this last year at a games bar (none on my group own it) and had a ton of fun. Also, it may seem like a pretty silly thing, but the cute aesthetics helped lure some of the girls that are not that much into board games usually.
Thanks for the feedback. I've also really enjoyed my times playing it so far. You bring up a good point that if board games are to thrive, then offering content that appeals to all types of people is quite important. I'm amazed at the diversity of themes that have become widely available in our hobby in the last 10-15 years. And that helps to feed a great diversity of people and backgrounds into the hobby, which then feeds back into the content creators, who then offer even yet more diverse games, and the cycle continues. It's a great thing for the hobby.