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[a1s]

then your game gets featured on a prominent blog as the prime example of "How NOT to design games"

I meant fanzine. Blogs don't exist yet. Generally the technology level should be around late 70s, early 80s. So BBS are in, maybe, blogs- definitely out.

So, new phase I begins. NDS has 2 phases to get out of the red, or it will be declared bankrupt. I'd like to remind them that they can sell off their technology to competitors (though they do have the time to make another game).

Current Compos and stuff:
MENSA remuneration for incomprehensibleness: 1 winner, has to be overengenneered and hard to "solve".
Boy Detective: the movie: the game: Dismount Pictures is making the Boy Detective Book into a movie, and they want tie-in game. The prize is 7500C, but you don't get to keep the game if you win.

[Ultimuh]

Company Name: UltimSoft
Current Company Money: 6000C
Extra Tech: Character Sheet.

Spoiler: Orders (click to show/hide)

Find a way to make our overly complicated game enjoyable, perhaps by adding encounterable foes.
Use the Character Sheet tech to make this work.

Research in dices, more or fewer sides than the regular 6 sided ones.
Find out what interesting shapes of dices actually work.

[kj1225]

Company Name:  Headshot games
Current Company Money: 6500C

Spoiler: Orders (click to show/hide)

Begin reaserch on character pieces. (Like the ones in D&D)

[TopHat]

Name: The Hatter's gaming Inc.
Funds: 4500
Extra Tech: superior magnet boards.
Rep: 5

Spoiler: orders (click to show/hide)

Research: those board/box things you have with travel games.
Design a game for the Boy Detective thing.
- flipping double-sided pieces to find the 'criminal' (or whatever) on the other side?

[Ultimuh]

So.. This thing still alive?

[Ultimuh]

*Pokes*