Print And Play (PnP) Games That Deserve To Be Published! Thumb Poll! Come add your favorites!
Alexander Fretz
United States
Fleetwood
Pennsylvania
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"Where can I buy a copy of this?"
This is a question I hear often while playing my favorite Print and Play games.
Someone put a lot of work into designing these games, and the thrill of having hundreds or even thousands of BGGeeks play them is undoubtedly satisfying.
However...
Don't our Game Designer Geek friends deserve better?
Don't they deserve compensation?
The following open list is for free PnP games that you would rush right out and buy, given the opportunity.
Post a game and Thumbs Up it if you would buy it and it isn't on the list!
Thumbs Up a game if you would buy it!
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Alexander Fretz
United States
Fleetwood
Pennsylvania
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Elegant design, simple rules, continues to get played months after creation...
Truly a modern classic. I would buy an heirloom quality copy of this game in a heartbeat.
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Board Game: Grid Race
[Average Rating:0.00 Unranked]
T'Leynti
Netherlands
Oud-Beijerland
Zuid-Holland
Live long and prosper RPG Geek
Challenge your preconceptions or they will challenge you.
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A game created by a BGG friend of mine which he would like to have published.
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kris gorham
United States
albuquerque
New Mexico
I wasn't born ! I sprang from the forhead of God , as he contemplated a particularly vile joke !
I wasn't born , I was hatched in the deepest darkest part of the ocean , and raised by sharks !
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i am STILL spending money on this FREE game .
so far lets see ......
10 decks of artscow card sets .... about $100...........
ANOTHER $100 bucks or so for more horror clix zombies .........
ANOTHER probably $50 for laminating HrC and HC maps ...........
AND bunches of odds and ends for obsticles , paint , sealant , etc....... that i have no idea how much i spent at the crafts store and wall mart ...................
i cant stop , its some sort of crack like addiction , i still need to make another 2 or so sets of arts cow cards for my ZED points home made expansion , and a bunch of extra stuff i want to build for it , and only God knows when i will be "finished" getting stuff for it ..............................
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Gary Rabinovich
United States
Prescott
Arizona
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Here is a game that i believe should be published and ditributed.
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Richard Tyson
United Kingdom
Toddington
Bedfordshire
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An absolute gem of a game - can't believe this hasn't found a publisher.
I've played this with wargamers and non-wargamers and both have enjoyed it. Gives a believeable narrative and an interesting game despite the fact that it often appears that not much is happening - much like the real thing.
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Board Game: Creepers
[Average Rating:7.16 Unranked]
Ben Bateson
United Kingdom
Ross-on-Wye
Owner of original 'crappy art' GtR and pleased about it.
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This one has some excellent presentation and a pretty flawless mechanic. I could see it going in a Kosmos little box, easy-peasy!
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Goodwin
Lynchburg
Virginia
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Yeah, this is the one. I've made everything there is to make on this one, and I'd buy it all again if it were available...
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Goodwin
Lynchburg
Virginia
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This would be a great Express Game to manufacture. Fun and popular. It would only cost a buck thirty-four to manufacture each set, and,,,oh, about a gazillion dollars to license.
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Alexander Fretz
United States
Fleetwood
Pennsylvania
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I wasn't sure that a large market existed for solo tabletop games, but Zombie in my Pocket has convinced me. I would love to tear the shrinkwrap off a glossy pretty copy of ZimP.
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Board Game: Daitou
[Average Rating:6.14 Unranked]
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Laura Ellen
United States
California
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Now if Bobby would just get the card files up for PnP like he said he would...
 
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Kevin Gordon
United States
Meridian
Idaho
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This game is a lot of fun. Use dice to create your fighters and then more dice to watch them fight. Complete with special power cards!
Took me a long time to put together my set (two expansions already with a third on the way) but it was well worth it.
Check this game out!
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Kai Bettzieche
Germany
Ladenburg
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Shameless self promotion, but HELL YEAH!
Just for the sake of concurrence!
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Peaceful Gamin'
Canada
Vancouver
BC
Looking for a playtester/editor/translator for your cool new game? Contact us, we're free (but we ask to be mentioned in the acknowledgements, and a copy of the game would be a nice gesture, but not necessary).
Looking for a playtester/editor/translator for your cool new game? Contact us, we're free (but we ask to be mentioned in the acknowledgements, and a copy of the game would be a nice gesture, but not necessary).
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Many in the games forums have mentioned this:
Publish the entire series of additional missions in one set, maybe even as new edition of the oop original game.
Starship Catan - 1st Mission: The Space Amoeba
Starship Catan - 2nd Mission: The Asteroid
Starship Catan - 3rd Mission: The Diplomatic Station
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Peaceful Gamin'
Canada
Vancouver
BC
Looking for a playtester/editor/translator for your cool new game? Contact us, we're free (but we ask to be mentioned in the acknowledgements, and a copy of the game would be a nice gesture, but not necessary).
Looking for a playtester/editor/translator for your cool new game? Contact us, we're free (but we ask to be mentioned in the acknowledgements, and a copy of the game would be a nice gesture, but not necessary).
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Published under a Canadian commons license so far...
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Greg J
Canada
Richmond Hill
Ontario
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This game is the jewel in the crown of the Decktet game system and could be published with the resource tokens as a stand alone game in its own right.
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George Buss
United States
Muncie
Indiana
"It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; What is essential is invisible to the eye." - Exupery
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I'd love to see this one picked up and put out there with each of the maps.
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Peaceful Gamin'
Canada
Vancouver
BC
Looking for a playtester/editor/translator for your cool new game? Contact us, we're free (but we ask to be mentioned in the acknowledgements, and a copy of the game would be a nice gesture, but not necessary).
Looking for a playtester/editor/translator for your cool new game? Contact us, we're free (but we ask to be mentioned in the acknowledgements, and a copy of the game would be a nice gesture, but not necessary).
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Spacejunk catan, more specifically.
A variant that only marginally uses the thread of the original game, but all its components as handy art.
Clean up dat space junk - get yer rewards for the job...
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Abbe
Turks and Caicos Is.
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I' ve done playtesting.
I' ve played.
why you don't give a look?
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Nick Hayes
United States
Los Angeles
California
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Needless to say, I'm a big fan of this. I've never played any PnP game as many times as I've played this one. It's a great puzzle game, either solo or with many players. Plus, it is extremely easy to assemble.
Plus, I like my arcade re-theme 
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Kai Bettzieche
Germany
Ladenburg
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I still think, this one deserves to be published.
LBAV is an euro/ameritrash crossover involving monsters, fighting and worker- as well as tileplacement.
From the game's page:
Let's Build a Village is a cooperative game where players work together to clear the wilderness of monsters. As areas are cleared, the players can build houses and sell the houses to villagers. When the village is complete and all the player heroes are healed, the game ends. The "winner" is considered to be the player having the most gold when the village is complete.
Players explore the wilderness by playing tiles. Each tile has a monster that the player must fight to the death. When four adjacent tiles are placed next to each other as a square, the player can build a house and attract villagers. During a player's turn, the player can take three actions including moving tile to tile to explore, digging for gold, building a house, selling a house to a village, or healing wounds.
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