Hi there. I have a few games entered into the Board Game Geek db, but nothing published yet. My main game I would really like to sell is called Lazo, a two player abstract three dimensional tile stacking game. There are lots of decisions I could definitely use some help with. For example:
2p abstracts are not the most popular genre. I would like to create another game that uses the same board and pieces plus two more sets of pieces in different colors. I call this game Clamber. I have a pretty good idea what the rules will be, but would be open to suggestions. The idea would be, the box will be labeled as "Lazo & Clamber" or maybe "Clamber & Lazo." There are specific mechanisms I want to include, and I have an initial notion what the rules for Clamber should be, but I need to playtest with Zillions of Games or Axiom or AI AI first. (I already have a Zillions module for Lazo, called Loop Game.)
I'm working on a rules booklet and videos to explain Lazo. I've been told this is a difficult game to understand. My goal is to make the rules as clear as possible.
I have tiles and ten board sections from a laser cutting service. I want to cast molds and make sets with Alumilite. A significant level of precision is necessary for the game to work. Advice from casters would be appreciated.
I plan to self publish, but if I can sell my game to a company that can make it accurately enough, that would probably be better. They might not like my modular board sections idea, and would prefer I choose a single board shape. I attach an image of a sheet to be included in the box, which shows ways to put the sections together. Oh, and I would appreciate verification of those translations.
I wouldn't mind if my other games were published as well. I also have designed a sort of parlor trick, which might fall outside the scope of this website.
EDIT: I should add that I do not expect detailed responses here, just "Post in forum A about this, forum B about that" sort of reply. Thanks.
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