Game design is a very iterative process, so approaching your game(s) from different perspectives means you are already on the right path! Inside, outside, upside down! Backwards, forwards, ideas spring forth from your mind! Excelsior!
Coming up with rules (even simple ones) and prototype is probably the hardest hurdle. Most people don't make it this far in designing their games. You are on the right path and you sound very passionate about the project. Will be here watching your progress, sir.
Are you going into the Wargame Book direction with this design? Because if you are sticking to this 8.5×11, you could do many different scenarios within the same book.
I did not think of doing a book... interesting! I certainly want to see if I can use that 8/5 x 11 size and the layout on the page, more or less the same, and do what you propse, and have many different scenarios using the same template.
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Game design is a very iterative process, so approaching your game(s) from different perspectives means you are already on the right path! Inside, outside, upside down! Backwards, forwards, ideas spring forth from your mind! Excelsior!
Ahh, thank you so much!
Coming up with rules (even simple ones) and prototype is probably the hardest hurdle. Most people don't make it this far in designing their games. You are on the right path and you sound very passionate about the project. Will be here watching your progress, sir.
Wow, thank you for that encouraging post!
Great to see the creativity. This does look interesting.
Thanks!
Do not know if it will go anywhere, but it will be food for thought, so nothing wrong with that :)
Are you going into the Wargame Book direction with this design? Because if you are sticking to this 8.5×11, you could do many different scenarios within the same book.
just an idea. I like everything I heard from you so far
Thank you again, wow!
I did not think of doing a book... interesting!
I certainly want to see if I can use that 8/5 x 11 size and the layout on the page, more or less the same, and do what you propse, and have many different scenarios using the same template.
the offset squares look like a good alternative to hexes
Great to see you!
Yes, I quite like them!