Research into the psychology of indecisiveness revealed three key insights: indecisiveness is multi-determined, trivial decisions can create disproportionate internal conflict, and indecisive people often turn to luck to escape responsibility.

These insights shaped the game into an asymmetric, roll-and-move role-playing game, where each player embodies an indecisive persona with their own rules, objectives, and mechanics; while maintaining an equal probability of winning. The game creates a playful, chaotic atmosphere where players pass the blame, avoid responsibility, and rely on chance, turning indecisiveness itself into the core strategy.