It will be no surprise to those who know me to learn that I am in love with print and play games. Well, I have just finished making a copy of Agora using full page labels and cardboard in the manner suggested by Cheap Ass games. I have also just printed up a set of generic money to go with any future print and play projects. Now all I need is a good collection of generic tokens and counters in a range of colours.
This Thrusday looks like being a bit of a print and play day- I will bring Agora, plus a few other nice, free games.
Got any Print & Play games you want to play? Seen any cool looking PNP games on Board Game Geek, but lack the intestinal fortitude to try making them yourself? Desperate to play Smash Monster Rampage, and just need that little nudge to push you over the top into making it? I've just bought a metric bucket load of PNP materials including 100 full page labels and a whole bunch of thick cardboard for making tiles. Use the comments to suggest PNP games you want to see at Gippsland Gamers in the future. Remember, just because it's free doesn't mean it can't be the most amazing thing you've ever played!
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