I enjoy this. I particularly enjoyed the context that the Read Me provided while playing. Even if this is a fictional space, it feels like a non-destination that the author has spent a lot of time waiting at once. It's neat to see what was prioritized in its representation here. I like little sets like this.
Regarding the Read Me, I found the "What's a mistake" portion the most fun list of things to look for once playing. I read the Read Me before playing and I was excited to find all the mistakes.