a small little game I made up

[Xra]

I'm hoping it doesn't get closed and can strike up some conversation.

Ok, I'm gonna call this game edge.

all you need are those pokemon counter things*even though i got it from a mtg set*
17 dark blue
16 green
10 light blue

now, each player gets 8 blue, 8 green, and 5 light blue. how the game starts is the extra dark blue is placed out on a surface. the first player will then choose a direction and place a green counter ajacent to the first one.

Now, dark blue counters are the only things that change the direction of the line, but never goes backwards.

As both players continue in their line, one player may place a light blue counter next to the last one. this means you cannot go further in that direction. a plyer must then take a green counter and continue a new line from one of the dark blue counters already placed in the old one. and gameplay continues like that.

you can't:
place 2 counters of the same color together
have 2 lines ajacent to eachother

game ends when one player cant place a valid counter anywhere.
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sorta messy right now, but what do you think? should it be a commercialized game? or should it just be a secret between you guys and me?

[spike speigel]

Interesting....interesting indeed. If you added some more structure, like a game board of some type, it could stand a change against other games of the type. Just put a little more into it, I'd say.

[Corey]

It's a little hard to wrap my head around. Maybe I'm just thick.

Perhaps a flow map, or a little picture thing would help.

[Xra]

A board you say? Hmm, that should work, but then I wonder what size shall it be. Should it be that large that it needs more counters, or just a small handheld one that fits the amount ive set. and should it be points on the board or boxes. all this must be taken accounted for if this were to be successful.

[Nate]

I would say (but i'm dimented, remember this)

That you should make a travel sized one and a big one.
Double the counters on the big one.

INstead of usnig counters, ue little colored sticks you places in small holes in the board.

My 10 cents (my 2 cents is free) from:
-Nate