Two conferences, National and American.
I’ll work out a schedule later.
Stay tuned!
The Table Top Sports Games of Chris Saguisag
One problem I have is finding time to play games.
A further problem is preparing print-and-play games for play.
Case in point:
I originally purchased this game during PLAAY.com’s 2018 holiday sale, and even printed out the game and the expansion team set that was sold separately.
The original teams:
The first 4 expansion teams:
I let the game sit on a shelf, and every time they released another expansion, I’d get it and print it out, but I only ever cut out the original 8 teams.
By the time I collected the rest of the teams they had released the game as a boxed edition. And since I already had everything in print-and-play format, I decided against buying the boxed edition.
I finally did get around to cutting out the 16 remaining expansion teams, and have yet to cut out the international expansion teams.
I did manage to print and cut out the coach cards, and assigned a coach to each of the 24 teams.
Now I just need to figure out a play format, and a league format, though 12 teams per conference and 4 teams per division makes the most sense, I suppose. At least until I introduce the International teams into the mix.
And I suppose I should play an exhibition game or two so I can learn how the game plays.
Stay tuned!
I picked up a couple more items from the PLAAY.com Holiday sale:
I’ve played exactly one game of Bowl-O-Rama. It’s fun, I just don’t pull it off the shelf when I have other replays to run. Maybe an actual season, with a schedule, will get me to play this one more.
I should set up a golf tournament tour, maybe 10 courses?
Fury Football was developed around the same time as the game that became GridZone, as a quicker play football simulation. It’s designed to be a quick play ‘concept game’, much like 1890s Fight Club from last year.
Stay tuned!