#thunderdrome

In light of this recent “everyone stay at home” thing, and the “don’t go to conventions because they broke” thing, you might be short on entertainment and I am here to provide! Here be links to all of my games (all three of them) as Mods for Tabletop Simulator and Shop Links for The Game Crafter, so you can play them with your friends online, or buy a physical copy! All of these games were going to be on sale at BABScon, but with that not going ahead and me stuck in Europe, that’s not happening. Anyway:

Thunderdrome

Tabletop Simulator - The Game Crafter

Thunderdrome is a racing game for 2-6 Wonderbolts (though it’s best with 4). You navigate a randomly generated track with a hand of cards, rationing your high speed cards for the straights, your low speed cards for the corners to avoid damage, managing your slender deck through one or two pit stops, staying close to your rivals on a cramped circuit to earn fan boost, and using that later for extra speed. It’s simple enough to get playing quickly, but there’s still plenty to think about.

Now includes four expansions that add a game feature and two new characters each - Fury Road, Future Shock, Omega Wing and Youngblood!

Overtime

Tabletop Simulator - The Game Crafter

Overtime is a simple push your luck game for 3-5 street criminals. Each round, the operator (dealer) deals cards off the top of the deck until everyone’s bailed and taken some loot, or two threats of the same suit show up, meaning everyone still in the round goes bust. At the end of the game, your score is the chips you get from your bravado in staying in each round the longest, plus the best poker hand you can make from the cards you took, because of this game’s other feature: It uses a regular deck of playing cards! So if you really want to, you can ignore the game I designed and just have a pack of Sunjackers playing cards.

Palomino Gold

Tabletop Simulator - The Game Crafter (Daring Do) - The Game Crafter (Fallout Equestria)

Palomino Gold is a social deduction game for 6 to a lofty 12 backstabbing treasure hunters. One player takes on the role of Daring Do, and at the start of the game, everyone burgles the heck out of her. After passing around the cute little mint tin box, in which everyone has a chance to take a role gem of their choice or as much gold as they want, Daring Do has to interrogate the table to find out who took her gold, who’s trying to help her, and who’s actually the police trying to catch her.

Finally, if you’d like to support me but don’t think you can justify spending 30 bucks on a pony-themed board game, or you’re in Europe and the shipping is murder, then you can toss me a few buckaroonies on Patreon, or just drop me a one-time tip on Paypal!