User:Downtown dan seattle
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Danny is a Seattle programmer and independent game inventor. He is looking forward to his game being published by Steve Jackson Games, which will probably be called Pyramid. It is an abstract game for 2-4 players that takes about an hour. The prototype has been called Pyramid, but the name may be changed before publication.
Another game that may be for sale soon is Jurassic Dominoes, a game which creates a food web of the Jurassic in Colorado. The game plays with tiles showing dinosaur species and other organisms that lived with them, including each species' predators and prey. Death & Decay tiles "consume" all organisms and provide food for plants. The game is being published by Cambridge Game Factory.
Every first-time inventor envisions that the invention will change the world; nonetheless Danny hopes this game will open doors to further games being published.
Other games that no publisher is yet scheduled to produce:
- Soaps: Players are managers of soap operas, managing characters and events to make your show the most entertaining.
- Status Quo: Players are defense contractors, bribing politicians to get defense contracts. Naturally, politicians will vote to give each contract to whoever has bribed them the most!
- Clean Up Your Room: Players are siblings racing to have a neat room first. There are two strategies, of course: you can tidy your own room, or you can mess up your siblings'. You can also steal their toys.
- The Sudoku Challenge: A competitive game based on the popular Sudoku puzzle, but with a slightly-modified board.
- Bridges: An abstract board game where players place islands and score points when they place bridges to connect the islands.
- Brindlestomp: An abstract board game with a dry-erase board, in which players are trying to get rid of their pieces which are all different shapes.
- Brindlestomp: An abstract board game with a dry-erase board, in which players are trying to get rid of their pieces which are all different shapes.
- Zookeeper: An educational tile game where one players move along a board constructed from animal cards. A second deck includes food tiles that each player must match to the space they are currently on.
- Wooska: an abstract game where players use custom interlocking pieces make the stractures on the players' Target cards. A hand of allowed changes dictates how the player may alter the models.
