I am intrigued, but is this an improvement over existing game-as-a-state machine languages? I'm thinking of Stanford's Game Definition Language [1] and AI-ai's

I am intrigued, but is this an improvement over existing game-as-a-state machine languages? I'm thinking of Stanford's Game Definition Language [1] and AI-ai's Modular Game Language [2]. [1] http://games.stanford.edu/games/gdl.html http://games.stanford.edu/games/gdl.html [2] http://mrraow.com/index.php/aiai-home/mgl/ http://mrraow.com/index.php/aiai-home/mgl/