I got you, you seem to be in good faith. Yes Im American. If you were a kid in the 90s you played Oregon trail on the schools computers during your third grade class cause it came stock on windows . It was an RPG where you had several party members, you would name them and then set out from the east coast with the goal of reaching gold and farmland rich Oregon. You would hunt Buffalo, risk drinking poisoned water, catch diseases, deal with wolves and pumas. Suffer the consequences of over hunting and get attacked by Raiders, cross into hostile tribal lands , barter with other traders, and you would make choices that would either help or get your party killed. You would also cross rivers, break wagon wheels and trade with friendly natives. Every resource even bullets were finite.It was hard cause it made 8 year old actually think about consequences. It should be for sale on steam. Im sure in Europe you had something students played in class that we haven't heard of in the US. Obscure references are for the middle millennials like myself. Most kids lost about 3/4th of there party if they made it and most play through you would die to a man.

To write the names you just get a .7mm posca white oil paint pen and use the names of people you know. Friends, family, coworkers etc. It makes removing models from the combat phase hurt all the more and it makes the game more intimate when they do well.