You’re cowboys shooting bullets simultaneously, which means collisions might occur, which means you might just shoot yourself.
Swerving Shots
Planned updates
I made this game years ago. It’s fun, it works, otherwise I wouldn’t put it online.
But I’ve learned a lot since then and aim to make these improvements:
- The game requires you to keep track of damage … but there’s no built-in way to do so.
- Similarly, it requires you to track how many tiles your bullet has crossed. These are always small numbers, and people might prefer their own methods. Still, a simple score token in the game would do wonders.
- The rules are manually translated (from Dutch to English). Some non-essential text (such as remarks in example images) is still in Dutch, which isn’t great.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did you make this game (for free)? Because I like allowing everyone to play these games, regardless of your income. I also like making innovative games, and this idea of “you’re not a color/pawn, you’re a side of the board” hasn’t been seen before, as far as I can tell.
Nevertheless, if you do enjoy the games I’m creating, please support me by sharing the news, donating, or buying some of my other work.
How difficult is this game? The base rules are six pages. This includes examples, images and rather large fonts. The expansions are two or three pages each.
Will it be updated? A third expansion is in the works and of course the planned updates I outlined above. If you find errors, or improvements, or have other feedback, I will always listen and improve the game. By all other accounts, this game is finished.
Support
You can hire me! Maybe you need a special board game or video game for a birthday or educational purpose? I'm also open to inquiries about physically publishing my games. I am a registered freelance artist from the Netherlands and you can contact me professionally through my portfolio.
If unsure, visit my Online Store. It contains everything I ever made. Though it focuses on playful education and activities for children/family, first and foremost.
Another great way to support me is to simply let me know what you think! Mail me at harmonize@pandaqi.com with any feedback.
Alternatives would be to buy my paid work (a win-win situation!) or to donate through the most popular channels (see buttons below).
