The game involves Santa flying with his reindeer and delivering presents to chimneys so I'm looking for something like "Santa Sleigh Ride". Any other suggestions? Thanks in advance.
help with game name (Christmas theme)
Tue, 10/04/2011 - 08:57
Tue, 10/04/2011 - 09:11
#1
More details please
Perhaps you could share a bit more information regarding the game. What are some of the key mechanics? Is there a primary activity that people will be engaged in throughout the game? What is the object of the game?
Tue, 10/04/2011 - 11:33
#3
Gotcha
It does help. How about these:
- "Steering Santa"
- "Chimney Dropper"
- "The Elf that Saved Christmas" (Game story would explain that Elves are doing the navigation to help Santa. Maybe he had too much eggnog?)
- "Elven Steering" (Same storyline as above)
- "Up On The Housetop"
- "Operation: Christmas Delivery" (Have elves with cammo and then maybe some malicious garden gnomes that try and block you)
Actually, I rather like the idea of the garden gnomes trying to thwart your efforts. You could work that into the game even without the name having a military connotation.
Hope that helps!
Kyle Gabhart
Driftwood Games
www.driftwoodgames.com
Wed, 10/05/2011 - 07:10
#5
NativeTexan wrote:It does
It does help. How about these:
- "Steering Santa"
- "Chimney Dropper"
- "The Elf that Saved Christmas" (Game story would explain that Elves are doing the navigation to help Santa. Maybe he had too much eggnog?)
- "Elven Steering" (Same storyline as above)
- "Up On The Housetop"
- "Operation: Christmas Delivery" (Have elves with cammo and then maybe some malicious garden gnomes that try and block you)
Actually, I rather like the idea of the garden gnomes trying to thwart your efforts. You could work that into the game even without the name having a military connotation.
Hope that helps!
Kyle Gabhart
Driftwood Games
www.driftwoodgames.com
up on the housetops or up on the rooftops is good
Wed, 10/05/2011 - 09:30
#7
yeah!
"The Flight before Christmas" sounds perfect to me! Bravo! :)
Players will be drafting cards and playing them in front of them to form a grid of connections. The cards will have pathways on them that represent where the sleigh travels and destination cards that have pictures of chimneys. Does that help? Thanks.