u/CousinPaddy

Hello friends, I’m working on a solitaire PnP title called “Cyberaider.” I’ve submitted it to the Board Game Geek wargame design contest, where you can print off the entire game (only 5 sheets of 8.5x11 and 6 playing pieces) and check out other games in the contest. I’m trying to make the rulebook only a single sheet. Does it accomplish the goal of teaching the game despite being visually busy or should I make a second sheet of rules to space things out? (Also pictured is a demo board, campaign sheet, and a demo encounter sheet)

Hi Friends,

I’m a big fan of hex and counter wargames, particularly sci-fi. While there are some classics to be played, I’d love to see the genre get more attention. Although I have a few games of my own in Tabletop Simulator that I’d like to get playtesters for, I’m equally interested in being a playtester for other like-minded designers. I’m also plenty open to playing games that are not hex and counter but have a sci-fi or wargame vibe.

Please reach out if interested!

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