Hi all! Introducing our first paper figurine board game. This is such a wargame, but only paper. And the user makes the whole game himself π I would like to say right away that this is not another adaptation, but a project completely developed by us. All illustrations, figurines, rules down to every letter and pixel, we made and came up with ourselves. Such things π
DoodleBattle: FlatArms is a turn-based wargame with a battlefield and rulers, where two squads take on dangerous missions, win and lose in a frantic struggle for possession of secret information and technologies. Of course, the game comes with everything you need from the envelope: figurines, a board, buildings, rules, a set of missions, rulers and dice.
Events unfold around our time, somewhere in Doodleworld, near Doodlecity. While civilians, without suspecting anything, go about their business, mega-corporations and secret and military organizations are engaged in the theft and protection of information, valuable materials and technologies. Conflict, strategy, economics and random... Everything we love about miniature games like this is here.
Our figurines are not wooden or even plastic, but voluminous paper models with colorful printing! This means you won't have to go broke to buy a starter, assembly tools and pigments to paint your boobies. You'll need two hands, scissors, glue, and some time to get your squad together and equip them with whatever you want.
Our paper constructor allows you to create your own characters. Arm and change their equipment right during the game. Each time you can create different squads and use a new strategy.
Buildings are freely assembled and disassembled for storage in an envelope, do not take up precious shelf space. Our figurines are first and foremost toys, not dust collectors. A large number of additional figures, units, buildings and vehicles make the game more varied and interesting. You can even use them in any other games, invent your own rules, or simply create a whole city on your table.
By the way, our rules are quite simple, so that you donβt have to figure them out for an extremely long time. Sometimes it sounds complicated, but the mechanics are very simple in fact, for example: βEach fighter can shoot at any visible enemy that enters this field. If the target is blocked by obstacles and you are not sure if your fighter can see the enemy, just look over his shoulder.
Key features of the game:
- Paper figures with interchangeable weapons and Do It Yorself format. Collecting and cutting figures is sometimes no less interesting than playing! With the help of scissors and glue, you can assemble all the structures, weapons and characters yourself.
- Low cost for playing with voluminous figures. The basic complete set for the game costs only 860 rubles, and additional models - from 120 rubles.
- Compact and easy to store. Buildings are freely assembled and disassembled for storage, and some models open up and can accommodate a whole squad in them π
- The game is great for kids and families. Assembling the figurines is easy and even a child can handle it. In addition, this is a great hobby, accessible to everyone, cultivating accuracy and patience. Paper constructors promote the development of fine motor skills, imagination and creativity.
Now we are creating the history of our little Dudlomir. And soon we are waiting for the coming of aliens, the expansion of Doodlecity and, of course, the invasion of zombies.
More information about the game and materials can be found at .
Source: habr.com