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Rock-Paper-Scissors-DYNAMITE!

With Christmas a couple of days away, I tweaked Rock-Paper Scissors into a card game. The goal was not to completely transform the game but to tweak a few mechanisms to see if they enhanced the experience.

What I added- the constraint of time, introduced cards, a tracking board, and a bit of dynamite!

The result- a perfect little game that we loved playing! It certainly enhanced the gaming experience.

PS- I know there are countless versions of rock-paper-scissors out there, but I wanted to create one that tackles some of the challenges I’ve encountered with the classic version.

PPS- I converted the hand-made cards into a Print-and-play, you can download the game files for free from itch.io!

I also wrote an article on my little journey behind creating the game, you can check it out!

Hey there!
It's Tasliman, the founder of PnP Time. We launched on August 24 with the vision of featuring up-and-coming, popular print-and-play games—especially to those new to them. Alongside blogging on PnP games, we have also worked with multiple publishers to feature their games through articles while they were on Kickstarter/Gamefound campaigns; the result so far has been really fruitful.

Our modality is giving an in-depth preview/review of the latest games in Kickstarter/Gamefound, and then distributing them through posts on BGG, Facebook Groups that are PnP-centric, and also on our recently launched PnP community on Facebook. Our website is currently clocking close to 1000 views per month, kudos to a big surge of organic viewers who are genuinely interested in Print-and-play games. That's why we could contribute more to the campaigns we got to be a part of. We also post the articles on our social media pages, but they're still in their early days. We're letting them grow organically.

We usually take up to 5 days to play a game (by 7 to 10 game enthusiasts), compile their takes on the game, and create a review/preview article. We usually charge a minimal fee for the article and for promoting it on multiple platforms, but we're quite flexible about it. Our main aim is to showcase and highlight new and interesting games that are being launched.

We have already collaborated with No Box Games (for Dragon vs Kingdom), Grazing Bear Games (for Chateau Gardens), and Star Chart (Bigger World Games) by featuring game review articles on our website. All the campaigns have gone pretty well.

Here's our website: https://pnptime.com/

The collaborations we've had so far: https://pnptime.com/latest-games/

Not another brick in the wall!

That was the first thing I had in mind when creating a Facebook community group. A community specifically built for those in the earlier stages of exploring the print-and-play games.

There are a few communities on Facebook that dwell with PnP Games, but I wanted to create a space that will offer something versatile for PnP enthusiasts. Other than the usuals (sharing what everyone is playing or building, recommendations, etc.), I also want it to be a space where you:
-get to know about the upcoming games that will be launched soon
-meet game publishers & indie artists, and get to know the stories behind crafting games
-meet content creators centered around PnP games.

One of the perks I want our community to enjoy is to get an up-close experience with the games that are being released, on platforms like Kickstarter, Gamefound, etc. The plus side of being a game developer and a blogger is to be in touch with an amazing network of game designers, publishers, and content creators. And I want you guys to benefit the most from it! There will be specific days for promoting the games by the publishers, but it's a pro-creator space. There are no judgments passed for creators or anyone raising basic queries.

The group just got launched less than a couple of weeks ago- so if you are new to PnP, or an enthusiast, feel free to join our community!

Join us if you are new to PnP Games!