I said that the Game of the Month is on indefinite hiatus, and that’s true. That doesn’t mean that I’ve stopped making games, though. Lucky for you, this means you can still get your free game fix from me… If you’re willing to do just a little work.
Here’s what I’m talking about:
I’m taking the energy I used to put into the Game of the Month and using it to develop my games to the point where they’re ready to present to publishers. I have several games that are ready for blind play test, but I’m starting this experiment with just one: Run, Hamster, Run! v 2.3. I’m not putting it up for free download because I need feedback on it. I need to know what works and what doesn’t work.
Run, Hamster, Run! v 2.3 is a humorous cut-throat game for 2 to 5 players. You’ll need a Run, Hamster Run! set to play it. Creating a Run, Hamster, Run! set requires a color printer. If you have a bunch of glass beads in different colors, that helps too.
What I’m offering you:
- A print and play download copy of the rules for Run, Hamster, Run! v 2.3.
- Credit in the Origin & Credits if you provide sufficient and timely feedback.
- Increased likelihood of getting to play test future Invisible City Productions games (Ninja Golf II, Wall Cycles, Through The Gate, Murphy’s Mission, etc..) if you provide sufficient and timely feedback.
What you’re committing to:
- Downloading, assembling, and playing the game(s).
- Recording your thoughts on the game as you play it and after you play it.
- Sending your notes about the game to me in a timely fashion.
If you’re interested in play testing this game and have the resources to create your own copy, contact me. I’ll send you a PDF of Run, Hamster, Run! v 2.3 with a custom-created password just for you. Two weeks later, I’ll follow up with you for feedback (if you haven’t already sent it).
I’m curious to see how this works out…
— Jonathan A Leistiko :: gaming
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