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According to tweetdeck, one of the trending:worldwide topics on twitter is 6 word stories.

I've asked for 6 words about game designers and 6 about programmers in the past, with interesting results. Now I want to ask about a type of game.

Can you say in 6 words what makes wargames interesting--or not? (And you'll have to decide what "wargames" are.)

A young friend of mine asked me if I was interested in going to a mutual friend's house one evening to play Munchkin. There were several reasons I could not, but one was "it's too silly". Munchkin is a deliberately silly game. This is amusing for a little while, but after that it just gets in the way.

Yet, when I was playtesting one of my zombie games I said to the players, "it's a silly zombie game after all". But the silliness is of a different kind, and I asked myself what made the difference.

Nitro Dice finally got a positive review. Ok there was other but they were more middle of the road.

http://fathergeek.com/reviews/nitro-dice/

and it’s extensive coving rules (he made a few small errors), game play, components, and art. Art is the only problem he had with it and its understandable, he has young children and the art is kind of PG.

I appologize to everyone because this is what I should had posted first, please take a quick look at this manual and hope it answers several of your questions.... Send me your feedback, I'm listening to every comment you've made.

http://www.imcsoftwarefactory.com/imc_documents/HowToPlayonVirtualBoard.pdf

Thanks!

Hi All,

Thanks for all of those who shown interest on Virtual Board, on this entry I'm posting a "How to Build Custom Decks" on Virtual Board, so if you already have som images of your projects you will be able to test them inside Virtual Board.

To download the how to click on below link:

http://www.imcsoftwarefactory.com/imc_documents/HowToBuildDecks.pdf

Thanks for your comments...