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- Nairn1
Any of you lot into and know much about boardgames? for kids?
is there such a thing as a game with a 'dynamic board'?
like you have a range of rule types and basic interactions, but you 'build' the game from scratch each time.
At its most basic, you could constuct a novel snakes and ladders game each time.
Does that make sense?
I know I could just do this all on graph paper, etc, but..
- not really a board game but marble run is one my kids loved._niko
- and super Mario-maker but that's a video game obviously_niko
- What kind of age range?Morning_star
- Nairn, let’s make one. We have kids the same age almost.monospaced
- sounds like the old school Mouse Trapfaxion
- @m_s - 6-ish. @faxion - I could never get that cunt to work! I mean more simplisticaly - just laying down the spaces with directions. No 3d plastic stuffNairn
- Sure Nairn, Carcassonne is a solid beginner game where players draw tiles and build the board trying to score points.Nutter
- other suggestions:
World Wonders
Galaxy Truckers
The Quest for El Dorado
Betrayal at House on the HillNutter - try looking up on youtube and see if any of them might be somethingNutter
- Hey, thanks nutter! They might be a smidge above my daughter's pay grade, but even so, they're immediately useful to help me find things for younger kids. TA! xNairn
- My son just turned 7 and 3, and my brother and I made our own board games when we were children in the 80s and 90s.monospaced
- I imagine a grid where you can design the "path" you travel, locations of action spaces, and then you can invent what happens, or use their canned suggestions.monospaced
- Check out Labyrinth. It’s a constantly moving maze that’s different each time. My 8 year old loves it.greyandred
- Ooh, thanks!Nairn
- That was a good call, greyandred - it's a little complex for the kid (should've got the kids version) but she's getting a handle on it. Thanks!Nairn
- Happy to hear it pal.greyandred