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Hi Friends,

So I'm in the midst of designing a card game. It's my goal to publish it on Kickstarter (eventually).

Right now I'm in the process of polishing the rules and components and play testing it. Every time I sit down to test it, I change something and the whole process starts over again

So, I'm at a point now where I'm almost ready to ask for some blind play tests. Would anyone here be up for it? I'll have a Print-and-Play updated probably by tomorrow evening. Let me warn you though that the PnP is going to be UGLY.

When I finish it, I will post a link here where you can download the PDF for the PnP and rules.

Any feedback - good things, bad things, suggestions on artwork, things that confused you - is helpful! If you don't have time to actually print the game out or don't have a group to play it with (the game requires 3-6 players), what you can do is just read the rules and look at the components. See if you can understand the game by just reading the rules! What confuses you?

Thanks so much - I'll have the links up here as soon as they are done.


UPDATE (SEPTEMBER 20):
https://benishever.wordpress.com/2016/0 ... -and-play/

HERE IS THE LINK TO MY (PATHETIC) BLOG WHERE YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE RULES AND COMPONENTS!
I can answer any questions here. Please ask anything and everything - If you don't understand something, that means I did a bad job explaining it and I need to fix it in the rules. Thanks guys!

Yeah. That sounds awesome (and kind of like a thing z did for undertale ) I enjoy card games so it'll be fun.

I'd love to test your game. I'm really curious how it will be played out

I'm guessing you can't get it online anytime soon, so we can't play it here.

But anyway, I think you chose a good place to look for testers

I think it's a physical card game math. Not an online one.

aclonicy wrote:I think it's a physical card game math. Not an online one.

Many physical card games have become online ones

I am up for testing either way.

mathwhiz9 wrote:

aclonicy wrote:I think it's a physical card game math. Not an online one.

Many physical card games have become online ones

Many people try to correct themselves even tho they know they were the wrong ones.

aclonicy wrote:

mathwhiz9 wrote:

aclonicy wrote:I think it's a physical card game math. Not an online one.

Many physical card games have become online ones

Many people try to correct themselves even tho they know they were the wrong ones.

How can someone correct theirself if they were not wrong? :/

This sounds really cool, you can sign me up for this.