Getting the itch to play a game from one of my football replays. But which one?
1990 Jim Harbaugh?
1967 Broncos?
1958 NFL?
Or maybe I should try a full game of Techno Bowl?
Stay tuned!
The Table Top Sports Games of Chris Saguisag
Reading the rules for Techno Bowl revealed that I made a few errors when attempting to run the play as shown in the previous post.
There were more than a few die modifiers that I missed.
#77 should have tackled #7, not block him, as he chased him down field.
There’s some movement adjustments that were missed.
But at least I got the passing thing down!
I’ll try an actual game soon.
Stay tuned!
I watched this video, skimmed the rules, and tried to play a set of downs this morning.
It plays VERY much like Blood Bowl, with a few rules changed or added. And it’s a lot of fun, even solo. The cards make solo play feasible.
This was the field of play when I setup the game last night:
And this is how it looked this morning, when I had to leave for work:
On the left side, Bighorns #6 was knocked down by Reapers #41 in the endzone, but before he did, he managed to complete a pass to Bighorns #7, on the right side of the field, who is being chased down by Reapers #77.
OMAHA!
I think I should just orient all the players so the numbers face me, like a video game.
My initial impression of this game is that I like it.
I’ll finish off this playthrough when I get home from work.
Stay tuned!
And now for something, completely different…
This is from a Kickstarter campaign that I backed a little while ago. It’s a table top version of arcade football.
Hey, if you can simulate real football on a table top, why not simulate a simulation? Or something.