Inspired by the release of the new Ogre Sheets from Tiffin Games I sat down and created six new scenarios for Ogre.

 

You do not need the new sheets and any version of Ogre/GEV will be suitable - but the scenarios do all use the various GEV/Shockwave maps.

GEO-MORPH STREET TILES

 

This project is the one I'm most excited about.  There are just so many possibilities for a set of street geo-morph tiles.

 

Each tiles is just short of 5 inches across, so suitable for cars and tokens up to an inch long.

 

The main game I've got going for these tiles is “First Gear Street Soccer”.   I'm sure you've seen those three fellows on the TV program “Top Gear” play games like football and rugby from inside cars, booting a giant size ball around a pitch off the bonnets of their cars.

 

Seriously, I don't like paper money in games, it's probably my big fat fingers, but I don't like handling the stuff.

 

So, this was my answer, a pack of money cards, sweet and simple.   Different values, different colours.   Just print as many as you need for your game.

 

Does what it says on the tin.    9 “blue carpet” officer rooms, 9 “metal” engineering rooms.

 

Each tile has different doors, furniture and suggested uses.

 

Loads of possibilities, need a spaceship for an RPG, just lay it out.   Want to play “Flash Point Fire Rescue” in space – just lay it out.  Need a space skirmish setup, something to play with your now trademarked “Psace Ramines” (TM Wames Gorkshop)

 

Several different games under development, some of them variations on existing games, some of the new.   Two that I'm especially interested in at the moment is the idea of an asymmetric Aliens vs Marines game, and the other a sort of “Invasion of the Blob” setup.

 

I can't claim this is my own at all really, it's actually a re-design of cards for the famous Zombies In My Pocket which you really ought to go and buy rather than P&P this one.

 

I made it because in our house zombies are humans too, and we didn't feel it was right just bumping off resurrected relatives.

DICE CARDS are my all purpose replacement for those noisy clunky things called dice or die :)

 

Each card is printed with a whole range of randomness and next time you need a dice roll, just flip the next card in the stack over.

 

I actually made these because I like to play games on the living room table while my wife watches TV, but for her it's really irritating to listen to those rattling dice all the time.    Plus they always seem to knock your pieces over.

 

But there's more, by not being constrained to physical objects I can have things like a 5 sided dice :)