The ultimate bath-time Battleground
Hey everyone, today I have been working on some of my old passions, strategic board games, yes, before strategic computer games, there were the board games.
One of my first and favourite was Risk! board game. It was played at family reunions, with friends at their houses and sometimes even with strangers at pubs and shared accommodations. Risk! was the first that started it, followed by many, and lately the Carcassonne game, designed in Germany by Hans im Glück, was a source of many good evenings of gaming with friends and family.
Another big passion was a mix of strategy, the fantasy world and the miniatures hobby, brought together by Games Workshop, a British manufacturer based in Nottingham, England. Warhammer is a game of fantasy battles. That game was an addiction, if you want to say, and definitelly costed lots of money to buy as miniatures where not coming cheap.
So, let’s say I had my time on board games and some of this passion I always wanted to pass it to my son, he, on his side, has a bit of the collector tooth for rubber ducks, so, as you might guess. Here you are, the topic of today, our first board game. With some imagination, a bit of rule adaptation and good help from the AI Gemini, we have designed our first board game.
Ducks war.
A board game where, with a little bit of basic rules of movement, fightings and lots of immagination you will command a group of rubber ducks against the enemy with always different scenarios.
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