FREE GAME: (2-players, 30 minutes, area control) Based on the feedback from Protospiel-Michigan this summer, and as one of the first steps that I needed to take as I get my games projects fired up again, I’ve updated the Danger at … Continued
My testing and the PnP feedback for Danger at the Walls yielded a couple of things. First, the optional “move a leader” step at the start of a turn was fiddly and seemed to be overlooked at times. Second, the … Continued
Tomorrow, I leave for a pretty exciting game design related road trip. I’ll be picking up Jeff King (from All Us Geeks), Jason Glover (from Grey Gnome games), and David Sheppard (known to most as Sheppy) along the way. We’re headed … Continued
If you’re familiar with the classic Greek concept of the Muses, you’ll know what I mean when I refer to my muse giving me an idea for a game … or when I say that I’m waiting on my muse … Continued
When I first started Danger at the Walls this past January, I wanted a quick-playing, 2-player battle game that just used cards. Initially it was going to be 2 small decks — 1 for Red, 1 for Blue. Take your … Continued
Click to download: Looking for testing & feedback on the game. 54 cards, 2 players, 30 minutes, Area Control. More details on this post and on this post.
As promised earlier in the week, I have assembled a print-and-play file for Danger at the Walls. It is a free download available here as a PDF: 54 cards, 2-players, 30 minutes, Area Control. It really is the same-old-story from the … Continued
After first introducing Danger at the Walls a few months ago, the game has gone under a lot of changes. I even just tossed the scribbled-up index cards into a corner at one point and moved it off my formal “current … Continued
I’ve started working on another card game set in the Land of Danger, currently called “Danger at the Walls.” This one is a head-to-head, tactical game, with each player having an identical 18-card deck. The premise is similar to Castle Danger … Continued