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| subject_name=MadRobots |
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| designer=Glen Gyldersleve |
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| description=An rough initial design |
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| min_players=2 |
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| max_players=8 |
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| game_length=Short |
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| complexity=Medium |
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| trios_per_color=3 |
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| number_of_colors=5 |
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| other_equip=chessboard, timer, player screen |
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| setup_time=5 min |
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| min_playing_time=5 |
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| max_playing_time=30 |
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| strategy= |
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| random_chance=None |
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| game_mechanics=Programmable Movement |
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| theme=Robots |
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| game_status=Initial Design |
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| release_year=2007 |
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| language=English |
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'''Mad Robots''', Designed by [[User:B00jum|B00jum]]. |
'''Mad Robots''', Designed by [[User:B00jum|B00jum]]. |
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Latest revision as of 02:42, 16 August 2019
| MadRobots | ||
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| Glen Gyldersleve | ||
| An rough initial design | ||
| Players: | 2 - 8 | |
| Length: | Short | |
| Complexity: | Medium | |
| Trios per color: | 3 | |
| Number of colors: | 5 | |
| - - - - - - Other equipment - - - - - - | ||
| chessboard, timer, player screen | ||
| Setup time: | 5 min | |
| Playing time: | 5 - 30 | |
| Random chance: | None | |
| Game mechanics: | Programmable Movement | |
| Theme: | Robots | |
| Status: Initial Design (v1.0), Year released: 2007 | ||
Mad Robots, Designed by B00jum.
These are my rough notes. Its probably not internally consistent yet.
Uses four stashes?
Robots moving across a board.
This game is thematically linked to RAMBots and Robo Rally
Programming occurs.
Play order:
- Play current program
- Move hidden to revealed queue
- Play into queue.
The queue has only 2 places: In and Out.
Move speed and direction.
Red Blue Green Purple
Put N pieces on board = number of players.
Each player gets a single stash
- programming affects the color of the robot on the field.
- In other words: the robots are not attached to a player
- *ALL* players can affect any robot on any given turn.
Order could be affected by:
* high to low * color order * neutralize (conflicting order of same size result in paralysis). * order of players (rotating initiative)
Potential rules:
* no color may follow same (you cannot program the same robot for 2 subsequent turns) * robots push other robots
Win:
* first robot out a player exit point?
Board:
chess (8x8) hex map (7x7)
Programming
* Forward
* Left or Right
- If hex, size of L/R would mean change face 1-3 to L|R
- If square, size may matter when turning
(this is turn w/o move)
Advanced rules:
color powers meta programming (using white/black/crystal stashes) Use neutral upright to create terrain/obstacles