So far I got some ideas. Like chess but with different armies. It's an idea that has already sort of been done, but I have some ideas to expand upon it. I've planned out some armies that operate on different win/loss conditions. Otherwise, haven't made much progress besides that. Something I need to look up is the nonstandard pieces, like that jumpy one that moves diagonally. It would probably also be a good idea to look at other chess variants and see what differences they make.
Biggest real issue I can see in the future is testing the games out. That will probably take a bit of time, and also I will need to find volunteers to play. Those are all the concrete plans for now; I have a couple vague concepts for card games, but I need to flesh those out more and it would be a good idea to take this one at a time so I don't get overwhelmed. Who knows though, I may move be able to get more done than I expect. That's all for now, see ya.
Such a cool idea, Griffin. I definitely want to get in on testing out your games. I love card and board games...part of my family tradition...and I am super competitive. You'll have to look into how to patent your game and maybe even sell it to Hasboro Bros if it works out! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteGriffin I will definitely volunteer to play your games for you. I can see this being a pretty tough project but it'll be so incredibly cool when you finally finish and have a whole game to call your own! If I could give some advice, I think card games will be easier to come up with, but board games will definitely be more original
ReplyDeleteI really like your idea, Griffin. It's very different and clever! I don't think it will be that hard to get people to volunteer to test out your game. I think if many people like it, you could sell it to a game company; as Mrs. Hechlik said. I hope your 20 time project works out and i am looking forward to seeing your next blog posts.
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