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This continues until all rooms have been secured. When all zombies in a 3x3 grid are marked, the player that marked the last remaining zombie claims the room as their own, securing it by tracing the dotted lines surrounding that area and initiating their success in the margins next to the room. Unless all orthogonally adjacent zombies are X'd, that team member is bitten by 1 or more zombies that were O'd. O's count as captured assets for research.Д®ach 3x3 grid also contains a team member that has been cornered. X's count as headshots and are tracked at the bottom via tallies for each color When you draw a card you must wait until next turn to play it.ДЇor two-player games the game will be played for _ Rounds, For Three player games, the players will play for _ rounds, or for Three or four-player games the players will play for _ rounds.ДЄt the end of the set number of rounds, the player with the most VP will be the winner.Д®ach players' turn consists of marking an 'X' AND 'O' on any 2 zombies in a single 3x3 room.

Move one space on the grid or draw a card Or play a previously drawn card. Then players will take turns performing one of the following actions on their turn: Players will start by cutting out the cards and character tokens, then place their two character tokens on one of the four starting points ( the giant Octopuses). Players compete to take control of the most land and earn Victory Points. You are working to claim land/territory to build up your faction.

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You are one of the surviving factions after the world devastating event that cause animals to evolve into full consciousness and humans to die off. You can see the latest over on the WIP page More testing to figure out the best number of rounds for player count Be sure to keep track of how many tiles you have crossed. The game plays until You Run Out Of tiles. If your character goes off the tiles, you get lost and are out of the game. The goal is to be the hardest working ant and stay on the board the longest. If you and another player run into each other, each player will roll a die, on a queen continue on your path, on a worker go back one tile. On Anthill tiles (& The Queen) you may switch your route. If a Trail dead ends, go back to the previous tile and make a new path. On your turn, players will lay a tile down and move your character across it following the ant trails. Players will each take two tiles at random. Place the Queen tile down in the center of table, as all player will start here. Start by cutting out the tiles, characters, and dice. You are trying to rebuild your anthill after humans blocked your entrance. You can see the latest over on the WIP page. You can find sample PnP files if you would like to playtest at: More testing to figure out the best number of rounds When a player reaches the top of the tree, that signals the final round, the other player will get to roll and move one more time.

Players roll the die, but with movement only allowing you to go to the Branch next to, or above the branch, you are on, no skipping between or going back and forth or down and up branches. Each time both players roll and move that is considered a 'round.'ДЄt the end of _10_ rounds, the player with the most fruit wins. Players will gather the fruit tokens as they land on them. Then players take turns rolling the die if your roll lands on the sleeping sloth you lose that turn. Players will place the fruit tokens on top of the corresponding fruit in the tree, and the sloth characters on top of the starting points at the bottom of the tree. Start by cutting out the fruit tokens, and the sloth characters. You are a very hungry sloth, and you must beat the other sloths to the food. Rules don't have to fit on the postcard. Judging will be done primarily by the other contestants and a small panel of judges. to be eligible for the contest you must judge at least one other game I will plan on asking you to let me publish the game if you win, but not necessary to the contest Extra components can only be six sided dice, coins, or standard things anyone would have It can be cut to include counters or to make cards Use 6x9 postcard for a template (leave the address part blank)

Add your game by adding a geeklist item to this list with artwork and rules Here are some examples of postcard games. If you play the game with someone and they like it, you can easily give them the game. I want more games out there that can be played at any time with anyone. Make a game that fits on a 6x9 postcard, with little to no extra components. This is a contest that will run through July 30th.