lol, really don't know what to say to this. Plus we have a major shortage of users on this forum now.Pixel--Dude wrote: ↑October 23rd, 2024, 12:11 amHere are some fun and quirky board game ideas I've come up with that I'd like to share with you all for some feedback. I've got lots of ideas to share with you guys.
For @MrMan and our newest troll member @komei888 I have a board game called Gold Rush
Basically it's a board game where the board is a hypothetical city of Berlin. Players all play as either Jews or Nazis with their roles being randomly selected on a piece of paper. The idea is that the Jews have to travel around the city collecting gold whilst avoiding the nazis without looking too suspicious. If a nazi lands on the same square as another player they have to say "I vont to see your papers" in a German accent and then the other player has to reveal their role as either a nazi or a jew. If it's revealed that they're a jew then their piece is removed from the board and goes to the Auschwitz square. They have 3 chances on their turn to roll a double and escape or else they are gassed and their player dies. They select a new role as a faggy frenchman and can then choose to either side with the remaining nazis or Jews. The game ends when the nazis have eliminated all the Jews or when the Jews have collected all their dirty jew gold ready to flee Berlin.
For @WanderingProtagonist and @88jose88 I thought of a game inspired by GTA San Andreas where the board is a ghetto. This is a board game where you play as hood gangbangers. Each turn you have to spin a dial with a colour wheel to determine how black you are. If you're a light brown it's harder to play and if you land on the white cracka your chatacter gets a cap in his ass. Great fun for all the family!
For those of you who like a little bit more excitement. (I'm looking at you here bossman @Winston) also my buddy @Lucas88
We have an array of exciting games that feature such intense strategy:
Bureaucracy: The Paperwork Simulator. Where the objective is to collect the most forms and stamps to win.
Parking Wars. A game where you compete against other players to find parking spaces in a congested fictional city.
Tax Audit: The Game. The whole premise is going through tax returns without getting audited. This one has intense strategy involved.
So what do you think guys?! Aren't these ideas absolutely fantastic? Would you endorse them?
I'm surprised Wintson manages to keep this place still active.