What Print 'n Play Games are you crafting or planning on crafting this month? July 2014

76. Board Game: Tiny Epic Kingdoms [Average Rating:6.60 Overall Rank:1266]

Thomas Hoiland

(Thoi412)

United States
Sidney
Montana

Polymer clay is the best worst thing.

The towers were fun to play with (opposed to yet another cube), but I was rather cross-eyed after sculpting the stones on all 4 of them. The red ore blocks have some silver clay marbled in to give more of an ore appearance. My emerald crystal balls to represent mana may have been a bit of a stretch, but they work very well. I made bread loaves for food after failing to make a bushel of wheat that I liked. It was really difficult to get the mushroomed top of the bread loaf to look right while trying to keep the bottom flat so it wouldn't roll around. The cards are just a single layer of card stock since there is no shuffling.

I considered making a piece for each faction for use on their magic track, but the simplicity of the cubes won out. Also, I'm strongly considering asking Michael Coe if I could purchase the premium PnP files, and I do not want to need to make specialized pieces for all of the factions included in the full game.

For game play, we really enjoyed it. My mother-in-law won both times, mostly because she has been able to get the most population cubes out and has been warlike enough to make my wife and I loose cubes.

Thank you Michael Coe for keeping the Kickstarter PnP files up after the game was produced!

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77. Board Game: Pay Dirt [Average Rating:6.75 Overall Rank:3081]

Thomas Hoiland

(Thoi412)

United States
Sidney
Montana

I think I made making this game more painful than it should have been. Card backs weren't included with the 8.5" x 11" PnP files (as far as I could find), and instead of being intelligent and asking the designer if I he could create them, I plowed forward using the backs from the 11" x 17" files. They didn't come out the same scale and were cropped by my printer margins (I forced it to print half of the file on 8.5" x 11" paper). This meant gluing card stock backs to fronts individually and then trimming the white off of the backs. Ugh...

Also, instead of scabbing meeples from Carcassonne, I made 40 meeples out of polymer clay after making 4 silicon meeple molds. Not my recommended first silicon mold project, each meeple required a lot of repair smoothing from the molds. One mold even made its meeples look like they had 1970's bell bottoms! I made the other bits using polymer clay as well. I made a hard hat for the first player piece rather than an large meeple. This worked out as a fantastic compromise from trying to make hard hat wearing meeples (just don't tell OSHA). Instead of ingots, I just made bigger lumps of gold clay. The closed auction puck was scrap from my Harbour stone market marker.

I spray glued printer paper to mat board (picture frame backing) to make the main board and player boards. For pay dirt pieces, I used sticker paper on foam core to emulate the thick pieces from The Manhattan Project without having to layer any paper products.
A now unused Catan: Seafarers box became the home for Pay Dirt; I just need to attach some box art (might find a smaller box for Pay Dirt first though).

Game play made the pains of building this game worth it. I think I enjoyed it more than the rest of my family, but our first play had quite the ending (shameless session report plug here: Three Way Gold Tie!)

A big thank you to Crash Games and Tory Niemann for releasing the full game as PnP files!!!

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78. Board Game: Harbour [Average Rating:6.55 Overall Rank:1530]

Thomas Hoiland

(Thoi412)

United States
Sidney
Montana

We had a lot of fun with making Harbour.

Like I said on my Tiny Epic Kingdoms post, polymer clay is the best worst thing.

We played Harbour first using the PnP triangles, and we really enjoyed the game. After that, I decided that I could make some pieces for the market using polymer clay. My wife loved the idea and though we should do all the pieces in poly clay. In the end, she made the most of the pieces. I only made the blue good markers, the green worker (a lifesaver), and the stone and the tree for the market. Her cow for the market really turned out neat.

For the box, I re-purposed a Cricut cartridge box and used some scrap sticker paper to attach the cover art. Perfect size. A little Plano box hold the components inside. The Plano box was an Amazon add-on that was way smaller than I expected it to be. My wife became mildly obsessed with finding a use for it which then became a design constraint for our pieces. Worked out great!

Next, it will be time to sit down with a box of colored pencils and fill in the art.

We really enjoy this game. At three players, keeping an eye on the market to predict how prices will shift is difficult but adds a great facet to the game. It filled niche in games for us by having a fairly quick game that still has significant strategy.

Thank you to Scott Almes and Tasty Minstrel Games for making PnP files available!

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79. Board Game: Frank's Zoo [Average Rating:6.61 Overall Rank:1554]

A Walker

(stagingmaster)

United States
Johns Creek
Georgia

This game was mentioned in the Drive Thru Review Top 10 Lunch Games https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEcVeTUVses.

When I realized I couldn't find a copy easily, I decided to try making my own version. I'm pretty happy with how the cards turned out.

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80. Board Game: Welcome to the Dungeon [Average Rating:6.61 Overall Rank:1085] [Average Rating:6.61 Unranked]

Nick Hayes

(Black Canyon)

United States
Los Angeles
California

"Gargoyle's Quest" Gameboy, 1990

I built another copy of Dungeon of Mandom over the weekend. This one is a retheme of the game based on Ilya's Magic Stone redesign of Wiz-War.

I'm a big fan of both games and I had most of Ilya's source files from my work on the Wiz War Community Expansion, so this was a relatively painless redesign. The items are taken directly from the game, although their powers in this game do not correlate directly to their powers in Wiz-War. The monsters are also straight out of Wiz-War and the cards have been designed to look like actual game pieces on the game board.

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81. Board Game: Shadows Upon Lassadar: Revenge of the Raven Consort [Average Rating:6.97 Unranked]

David Call

(dcall)

United States
Mesa
Arizona

This has been printed for about 6 months and finally got around to cutting it. Now to play.

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82. Board Game: Risk Express [Average Rating:6.26 Overall Rank:3718]

Peter Gray

(Techstar)

United Kingdom
Nottingham

I made a copy of this for use with my annual games making activity.

I run this as part of our school's end of year activities week. We had 17 kids with us for 4 days. This was a quick fill in activity that proved very popular whilst glue on more major projects was setting.

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83. Board Game: Pocket Football [Average Rating:6.86 Unranked]

Peter Gray

(Techstar)

United Kingdom
Nottingham

Another quick build. Not really a football fan (shh don't tell anyone, its practically a capital offense round here), but I was intrigued after seeing another build of this, and seeing positive reviews on the game's page. May just solve a few entertainment problems for visiting nephews etc.

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84. Board Game: The Livestock Market [Average Rating:5.71 Overall Rank:16789]

Ghislain LEVEQUE

(courtjus)

France

Think "Alhambra express" and you're not far from what this game is. I really enjoy it. I've created a very simple score track that you can find in the files section of the game.

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85. Board Game: Town Center [Average Rating:6.43 Overall Rank:4896]

Peter Gray

(Techstar)

United Kingdom
Nottingham

Today's big build (I cheated, the printing was done last week and the cubes counted at the weekend by my eldest daughter. Just assembly really.)
This was boshed out quick after seeing another users build that used plastic cubes. I was part way through prepping some 16mm ones (still am for that matter) but managed to get hold of some similar 10mm plastic cubes and did a quick resize on my boards and hey presto.

I like the idea of TC4 but wasn't moved enough by the graphical style of the existing versions to back the Kickstarter. So after some pondering TC4 became MC1 and a Judge Dredd theme was successfully deployed.

The artwork is all different views of MC1 found on the web.

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86. Board Game: Harbour [Average Rating:6.55 Overall Rank:1530]

Ghislain LEVEQUE

(courtjus)

France

Nice game, interesting decisions and probably a nice replay value

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87. Board Game: Tulku [Average Rating:0.00 Unranked]

Rey Alicea

(reyalicea)

United States
Kearny
New Jersey

Tulku

3 or 4-player card game

Designed by Rey Alicea

Object - To be the player with the most cards at the end of the game.

The Deck – 36 cards ranked from highest to lowest 14,13,12,11,10,9,8,7,6 each in four-color suits red, green, blue and orange.

Before the start of the game each player selects a different trump color suit.

The Deal – The dealer shuffles the deck and deals out all the cards one at a time face down to all the players. Next players look at their hand for any sixes not in their trump suit, these are to be given to the player who has that suit as trumps.

The game is played in three rounds; keep scores for each of the rounds.

The Play – Playing clockwise, the player to the dealers left starts by playing any card from their hand face up to the center of the playing area forming the start of a play stack.

Henceforth on your turn take one of the following actions:

1. Beat the top card of the play stack by playing a higher-ranking card of the same color suit or

2. Play one of your trump cards on top of the play stack. Having done this, you must play another card on top of this one; this second card may be of any rank or color suit the player so chooses or

3. Play a card that is not one of your trump cards to the playing area forming a second play stack adjacent to the previous one, the card must be of a different color suit from the one previously lead. Having done this, you must play another card on top of this one; this second card must be a higher-ranking card of the same color suit. Now all the cards of the previous play stack go to the previous player and kept face down.

When a player is unable to take her turn, she must pass and the stack of cards go to the previous player. If all players pass in succession the game ends.

Scoring – At the end of each round add up all the cards you’ve taken, these are worth 1 point each and then subtract 1 point each for every card left in your hand. Tally each players final scores from all three rounds, the player with the highest score is the winner.

PnP Cards

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwW14y3UpobDcEZnMHR5VnliclE...

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88. Board Game: Grow [Average Rating:6.40 Unranked]

Steve S

(Shadoglare)

United States
Roscoe
Illinois

I thought this was a neat looking little solitaire game.

After a few plays it appears to have some issues, but I think those may be fixable with a couple of rule tweaks.

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89. Board Game: I Hate Zombies [Average Rating:5.21 Overall Rank:19787]

Jacky Pohl

(JackyTheRipper)

Germany
Munich

I wanted to try this out when I heard BGG will publish this micro game.

It only takes a few cards (one per player) and fights are not carried out by dice rolls or anything, but by Rock-Paper-Scissors.

Free print & play prototype can be found in the files section of the game.

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90. Board Game: This Town Ain't Big Enough for the 2-4 of Us [Average Rating:6.04 Overall Rank:4636]

Jacky Pohl

(JackyTheRipper)

Germany
Munich

Just a quick tile laying game where you try to surround areas with fences while having the most cowboy brands in them. You collect points and rearrange the town with silver bars.

Free PDF files are available in the files section of the game.

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91. Board Game: Empire Engine [Average Rating:5.77 Overall Rank:7489]

Jacky Pohl

(JackyTheRipper)

Germany
Munich

I couldn't decide witch one I like better, so I quickly build both the original artwork version and the redesign by Ilya Baranovsky.

The print and play files can be downloaded for free at Good Little Games:
http://www.goodlittlegames.co.uk/games/08-the-empire-engine....

Original:

Redesign:

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92. Board Game: Evolution: The Origin of Species [Average Rating:6.29 Overall Rank:3048]

David Cheng

(Ultracheng)

Hong Kong
Ma On Shan

This is a retheme of an interesting card game using cute creatures from my favorite video game - Monster Hunter. I wish Monster Hunter fans will like it.

I added some new cards & changed some trait functions. This retheme version has 90 cards & is compatible with my quick game variant.

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93. Board Game: The Big Fix [Average Rating:2.81 Unranked]

Stephen Eckman

(steckman)

United States
Oviedo
Florida

As a Kickstarter backer I got the latest PnP files not too long ago. Got them printed a week or so ago and recently finished cutting all the cards up.

Also finally cut up:
Tradecraft: A Spy Game
the map tiles for The Mystic Wood Extension Kit
and Odd Socks

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94. Board Game: Mob Town [Average Rating:6.61 Overall Rank:8355]

Jacky Pohl

(JackyTheRipper)

Germany
Munich

In Mob Town players take over buildings trying to control the city and finish agendas. The player with the most points will become the new boss of Mob Town.

Print & play files are available for free in the files section of the game here on BGG.

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95. Board Game: New World Colony [Average Rating:6.47 Overall Rank:13074]

Sonia

(soniaandree)

France
Jura

Good grief!

I've finished my copy of the game, as I was looking for small paper clips, and I've covered the board with a thin plastic sheet (the kind you cover school books with).

The paper printout board was glued to cardboard, then covered in plastic (to avoid having clip dents everywhere). Cards are Artsc*w, mostly because I've run out of printable cardboard and my inkjet printer died on me at the last PnP Secret Santa Print-a-thon.

Rules have been laminated, as I just try to avoid papers everywhere. Cards have been sleeved, as I am finding myself quite a bit addicted to going further in my VP, so I see plenty more gaming sessions out of it.

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96. Board Game: Sail to India [Average Rating:6.74 Overall Rank:1527]

Steve S

(Shadoglare)

United States
Roscoe
Illinois

VHS box idea totally stolen from:

Rob Cramer

(robthecramer)

United States
Orem
Utah

You flinched!

Now you have to marry your mother-in-law.

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97. Board Game: Snake Pit [Average Rating:6.18 Overall Rank:11439]

Peter Gray

(Techstar)

United Kingdom
Nottingham

A very quick build with No.1 daughter yesterday whilst mum and No.2 were out. Already a hit, and crucially one I seem to be able to win at just as much as Jasmine!

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98. Board Game: Delve the Card Game [Average Rating:6.07 Overall Rank:13202]

Kris Barton

(BigDumbYak)

Canada
Dryden
Ontario

Quick build of Super Delve today.

I absolutely LOVE this artwork. The Character cards as Comic book covers is a fantastic touch.

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99. Board Game: Valley of the Kings [Average Rating:7.06 Overall Rank:792] [Average Rating:7.06 Unranked]

Igor Larchenko

(Pard)

Russia
Ivanteevka
Moscow region

Custom redesign in Glory to Rome style:

Player lives in Russia (soviet, perestroika and modern) and collects items in his house.

Level I cards

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100. Board Game: Ca$h 'n Gun$ [Average Rating:6.58 Overall Rank:1148]

Mike Cumings

(Grosseteste)

United States
St James
Minnesota

Turns out doing child care all day is much harder to square with a PnP hobby than a security gate guard gig starting a couple hours before dawn (who could have guessed?). For an upcoming family vacation I got out the dollar store toy guns I got months ago, and with my new printer and new corner rounder I made the "Dapper" redesign cards by

(Typpo)

United States

.

It was pretty fun.

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