Game: Zombie in my Pocket

Thread: Re: ZiP cooperative game from Cambridge Factory

bran — 2008-12-02T21:26:25+00:00

i am VERY VERY excited for jeremaih, and hope that this is a hip beginning for a great career. i will be picking up the game, if for nothing else to support him as he has always been a top notch fellow... always about the game, not himself.

and stay at home fathers with receding hairlines have got to stick together.

i'm itching to get a copy as soon as possible.

Thread: Re: ZiP cooperative game from Cambridge Factory

Aarontu — 2008-12-02T20:52:52+00:00

Gutter wrote:
kwanchai wrote:
looks like they won't be using my development cards.

There are dev cards on that pic, look at the top.

That being said... Zimp deserve so much better than this box art IMHO.I'd be surprised if it came in a box at all and not just a cheap plastic container like Glory to Rome does.

I'm looking forward to seeing it released, though!

Thread: Re: Time Passes?

Jeremiah_Lee — 2008-12-02T19:12:01+00:00

jeRm! wrote:
I am pretty sure it would be the 10pm slot because that is the time you are currently on.True, the clock changes when you look to draw a card, and there isn't one there.

Thread: Re: Full Jeremiah Lee Collection for Sale!

talusproteus — 2008-12-02T17:21:00+00:00

You rock, Jeremiah. I stumbled onto this game yesterday and was impressed by how accessible you've made everything. I'll absolutely buy the ZimP 1-8 player game.

Thread: Re: Time Passes?

jeRm! — 2008-12-01T23:54:58+00:00

I am pretty sure it would be the 10pm slot because that is the time you are currently on.

Thread: Re: Time Passes?

Falkon00 — 2008-12-01T22:41:22+00:00

Amiral wrote:
The answer is a.

Shuffle the cards and draw 1 to resolve (it's now 10pm). Moving when time passes does not grant you a freebie.

Hope this helps!

when I draw that card to resolve...am I looking at the result on the 9pm because that is what time it was when I was supposed to draw the card or the 10 pm because that is what time it is now that I have reshuffled the deck?

Thread: Re: Time Passes?

Amiral — 2008-12-01T22:12:38+00:00

The answer is a.

Shuffle the cards and draw 1 to resolve (it's now 10pm). Moving when time passes does not grant you a freebie.

Hope this helps!

Thread: Time Passes?

Falkon00 — 2008-12-01T20:40:10+00:00

OK...so it is 9pm I move into the Dinning Room and go to pull a Dev card and there are none to pick. Do I? a) Shuffle all the cards, discard 2, then pick a Dev card to cover moving into the dinning room using the 10pm hour? OR b)Shuffle all the cards, discard 2, time passes and then move into my next room and continue the game normally?

Slightly confused...but I love this game...2 plays, Dead twice!!

Thread: Re: In a bizarre reversal, jeRm! actually saves the world!

jeRm! — 2008-12-01T19:03:57+00:00

In honor of my first win, I purchased a shiny new John Deere chainsaw! or at least the microbadge.

(old John Deere chainsaws were yellow and I rebuilt my old one in high school small engines class years ago)

Thread: Re: In a bizarre reversal, jeRm! actually saves the world!

bran — 2008-12-01T18:54:22+00:00

jeRm isn't zombie food!!! welcome to the world of the living, brother!

sweet session report!

Thread: Re: In a bizarre reversal, jeRm! actually saves the world!

Jeremiah_Lee — 2008-12-01T18:24:22+00:00

Wahoo, jeRm! finally wins one!

Thread: In a bizarre reversal, jeRm! actually saves the world!

jeRm! — 2008-12-01T16:38:50+00:00

It was a dark and stormy night,. I stood in the foyer of a very odd looking home, the clock on the wall showed 9pm. I am not sure exactly why I am here only that I pulled the last straw and was thrown from the car and told "save the cheerleader, save the world." I looked at the others in the van curiously when they said this, and was thrown out. I then heard them yelling in the distance "forget the cheerleader, stop the zombies!"

So here I am. I cross the foyer to step into a dark dank room. It seems to be some kind of temple with weird occult symbols on the floor. I look around a bit and find a nice chainsaw. This should make things much easier, I think. I look around some more and find the Zombie Totem that I have read about, and oddly enough there is an ice-cold can of Dr. Pepper. This is now considered a great day!

I step through the other end of the room and into some kind of storage room. Very odd house. Someone needs to check the references of their architect. I look around a little and find a golf club, I drink down that sweet nectar of the gods, Dr. Pepper, and begin to wonder how I am going to get out of this room. As soon as I finish talking to myself three zombies bust through the wall in front of me. Good thing I have a chainsaw handy. No I definitely need a shower.

Walking through the busted wall I find myself in the Dining Room, seems a nice enough place. I them hear the grandfather clock strike 10pm. I had better hurry up, because bad things always happen at midnight.

I step through the sliding glass door onto the patio. I get a very odd feeling and my stomach sinks. I don't like the look of this back yard. I walk into the yard right into four more zombies. Wow, this chainsaw has come in handy. I give a couple of revs and run out of gas. Well that stinks, at least I still have the golf club.

I walk a little farther to see the garage. Funny I think this kind of pad would have an attached garage. While talking to myself about another architectural blunder a bat swoops down and poops in my eye. That stings! I cower on the side of the garage and clean the guano out of my eye. I feel a little better. I spot a nice seating area ahead.

Nice seating area my foot! How did I miss the four zombies drinking Dead Guy ale? They sure don't miss me and it is on! The golf club and I dispatch them, but they hand a couple of good blows. I miss my chainsaw.

I stumble over to the garden. Hey! Fresh carrots! I munch a couple of carrots and feel much, much better. I have a renewed since of hope. I keep walking into more yard and hear a scream. As I listen to see where the scream came from I hear the grandfather clock in the dining room chime 11pm. I really should have closed that sliding door.

I keep walking in this huge back yard and stumble upon a graveyard. This has to be the oddest house ever. The tombstones a disheveled and it seems most of the graves are open and oddly enough I smell fresh blood. Remembering my butchering days the blood doesn't smell like animal blood. I really shouldn't have been bending down to check out the open graves.

Jumped by five zombies! Seriously you take down a couple of their buddies with a chainsaw and a golf club and they are seriously pissed. Actually it was probably the fact I busted up their Dead Guy ale party. I understand why they are coming after me now. Fortunately I still have my handy golf club. I take after a brutal scrap. I quickly bury the zombie totem and listen to apparently many more zombies around me drop dead like they are Fred.

I saved the world from zombies, but I just really want to take a shower.

Thread: Re: scenario booklet(s)

jeRm! — 2008-11-28T16:28:16+00:00

One day I may actually win ZimP and then actually be able to try some of these out.

Currently 0-6.

Thread: Re: Dungeonquest/Drakborgen in my Pocket

dexblair — 2008-11-28T02:14:56+00:00

thanks for your hard work and sharing with us.
merry christmas to u.

Thread: Re: ZiP cooperative game from Cambridge Factory

Gutter — 2008-11-27T14:39:34+00:00

kwanchai wrote:
looks like they won't be using my development cards.

There are dev cards on that pic, look at the top.

That being said... Zimp deserve so much better than this box art IMHO.

Thread: Re: Dungeonquest/Drakborgen in my Pocket

ConraDargo — 2008-11-27T10:49:56+00:00

There! In order to solve the problem I've been having with updating the file in the archives, I decided to simply delete it and upload everything anew. This time around I've uploaded two separate files - one DOCX and one RTF, so now you don't have to waste any bandwidth downloading both versions when you're only after one of them

Also included in these ZIP files are instructions on how to fold your own box for storage and those foldable characters I showed earlier.

So, merry Christmas in advance or something! I can finally consider myself done with this game and move on.

Thread: Re: First two plays of ZimP

jeRm! — 2008-11-27T05:20:20+00:00

Two games and two wins! I must be doing something wrong. It seems I always get lost in the house for so long I don't have time to find the graveyard. Three times I have gotten fairly close (once even to the graveyard) but die anyway.

Thread: Re: ZiP cooperative game from Cambridge Factory

Amiral — 2008-11-27T04:39:00+00:00

Well, we'll see about the graphics... I sure hope they'll look better than what I've seen of other CGF games. So the free version will look better than the paying one... strange world.

At least the new rules look very interesting.

Thread: Re: ZiP cooperative game from Cambridge Factory

kwanchai — 2008-11-27T03:52:26+00:00

looks like they won't be using my development cards.

Thread: Re: ZiP cooperative game from Cambridge Factory

snej — 2008-11-26T18:12:32+00:00

Looks like ZiP already has the best graphics of any of their releases — the rest look like they were collaged together from some cheap clip-art CD-ROM. o_O

(I know, gameplay is more important … but aesthetics are nice too. Part of what I like about board/card games is the physical appeal of the components.)

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jeRm! — 2008-11-26T14:54:22+00:00

An 'old school' horror movie feel for ZimP. (The black and white set that I made for my brother)

Thread: Re: Full Jeremiah Lee Collection for Sale!

Jeremiah_Lee — 2008-11-26T12:13:09+00:00

Howitzer_120mm wrote:
Actually I asked him already, and he said to go ahead.
Indeed. I figure what's going on is that people are paying Andrew for his time and materials. It takes work to put together the game, and if someone is happy to pay for a copy instead of making their own, then that's great. If they weren't going to put the time into making their own copy, then they probably would never have played. With Andrew selling some copies, they have a chance to play.

Now, if I was gonna sell some copies, I'd ask Andrew to hold off, but I have long sold out of the nice copies of ZimP that I made, and I don't expect to print any more.

And, with the upcoming release of ZimP the 1-8 player game from Cambridge Games Factory, the more people exposed to the solo game, the better. These people are very likely to want to buy the multiplayer game.

So yeah, I'm not concerned about it. Anyone is free to do the work of printing copies for someone else for a fee.

Thread: Re: ZiP cooperative game from Cambridge Factory

DaJackel — 2008-11-26T04:01:25+00:00

The co-operative version is actually pretty interesting, the Cambridge Games Factory version also has a few other tweaks, including an additional goal before you can win the game.

Definitely worth taking a look at if you enjoyed the PnP version.

Thread: ZiP cooperative game from Cambridge Factory

silvanus321 — 2008-11-26T03:32:38+00:00

Cambridge Factory

I can see the release of the graph.

Zombie in my Pocket by Jeremiah Lee

1 to 8 players
ages 11 and up
Takes about 10 min

Release date
"December 2008"

Right now, you need to spend twice the time (5→10 min) to terminate the Zombie.

Thread: Re: Full Jeremiah Lee Collection for Sale!

p2me1a — 2008-11-26T01:18:59+00:00

wow! Jeremiah Lee's one cool dude then!? hahaha... and good for you too

nope, thanks, but it's alright - I enjoy printing and cutting my own games. Good luck with your venture!

Thread: Re: Full Jeremiah Lee Collection for Sale!

Howitzer_120mm — 2008-11-26T00:51:05+00:00

p2me1a wrote:
Can you actually do this? As in, sell it? I'm not too sure Jeremiah Lee would be very pleased... Or have you already asked his permission?

Actually I asked him already, and he said to go ahead. I have his full permission and you can feel free to ask him if you want.

So, can I put you down for 1 order?

Thread: Re: Full Jeremiah Lee Collection for Sale!

p2me1a — 2008-11-26T00:42:47+00:00

Can you actually do this? As in, sell it? I'm not too sure Jeremiah Lee would be very pleased... Or have you already asked his permission?

Thread: Re: AIRBORNE IN MY POCKET: You're in the Army now!

Amiral — 2008-11-25T22:56:41+00:00

Well, castiglione, after all the time it took me to do this, I'm sure glad you didn't post your variant just before I finished mine!

Actually, Airborne in my Pocket started as a re-tooling of Aaron Stubb's Wolfenstein in my Pocket. But I changed so many things that after a while, it started to get a life of its own...

You're right about WWII. My girlfriend, who didn't give a rat's ass about WWII last year, has completely changed since she saw Saving Private Ryan and Band of Brothers. Now she's all "Cool! I got an MP40!" and asks to play Memoir '44 instead of Settlers of Catan.

Thread: Re: scenario booklet(s)

bran — 2008-11-25T21:56:13+00:00

Thanks so much for doing this, these really look sharp!

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silvanus321 — 2008-11-25T18:01:27+00:00

Santa Claus in my pocket variant

Thread: Re: AIRBORNE IN MY POCKET: You're in the Army now!

castiglione — 2008-11-25T14:50:36+00:00

I LOL'ed when I saw this.

I actually had an idea similar to this but was thinking about making it a variant of Island of D 2 and with Canadian troops trying to find and blow up a V2 rocket site.

Just goes to show you how WWII is still a popular theater.

Thread: Re: AIRBORNE IN MY POCKET: You're in the Army now!

Amiral — 2008-11-25T00:02:25+00:00

Thanks for the comments, ribosome.

So...

1) No, the Explosives don't count toward your 2 Items limit (and I'll add a quick note on that on the next version of the rulebook)

2) Yes, you have spotted a typo. The cartridge adds *1* use to the Flare Gun (since it's a cartridge, not "cartridges"), and I will put up a replacement card very soon (probably when I upload the Scenario Cards and the new, better rules, with even less typos and even more Scenarios).

I agree that the "XXX in my pocket" could use their own entries, since they can easily get lost in the shuffle, and some of them really are different from each other...

Thread: Re: scenario booklet(s)

Amiral — 2008-11-24T23:56:54+00:00

Very cool stuff!

Makes want to do some Zombie scenarios!

Thanks!

Thread: Re: scenario booklet(s)

jeRm! — 2008-11-24T21:40:23+00:00

The five scenario booklets can be seen in my recently uploaded picture of my ZimP set.

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jeRm! — 2008-11-24T20:55:16+00:00

my copy of ZimP (everything fits in the Altoids tin, including the 5 scenario books, wingnut zombie totem, and dice for life and chainsaw usage). The t-shirt I bought specifically to play the game (doesn't fit in tin)

Thread: Re: scenario booklet(s)

mattburnsey — 2008-11-24T18:04:14+00:00

Great idea! Can't wait to see the finished product.

Thread: Re: Shortest game. EVAR.

Jeremiah_Lee — 2008-11-24T17:59:24+00:00

kotetsujeeg wrote:
I had also the time to clena the house from corpses and blood!
That's hilarious.

Thread: Re: scenario booklet(s)

jeRm! — 2008-11-24T17:47:18+00:00

Files for Books 1-5 uploaded. I will post links to the files when approved here.

Books 1-5 Download

Thread: Re: Shortest game. EVAR.

kotetsujeeg — 2008-11-24T17:31:55+00:00

I'm very lucky with the temple!
I usually find it very soon.
But not so lucky with the graveyard...it is usually in the three last outside tiles.

It's strange but this happen very often.

PS I still remember whan I get foyer, temple, tile to go outside, patio and graveyard one after the other!!! Very funny! I won the zombies and I had also the time to clena the house from corpses and blood!

Thread: Re: First two plays of ZimP

Jeremiah_Lee — 2008-11-24T12:55:18+00:00

Thanks for giving the game a try, and for the great session report. There haven't been many session reports lately, so it's nice to see another.

mmolus wrote:
1) It isn't directly addressed in the rules I downloaded, but I assumed that you did NOT have to draw for your starting position in the foyer (the first draw would be when you leave the foyer. Is this correct?You are correct.

mmolus wrote:
2) I think zombie farmers might make Agricola sufficiently appealing to give it another try. Do you agree?Well, I own Agricola (and have for months now), and haven't given it a try yet. So perhaps zombie farmers would indeed be enough to make me give it a try.

Thread: First two plays of ZimP

mmolus — 2008-11-24T01:57:41+00:00

After seeing Tiggers' session report (Shortest game. EVAR!) earlier this week on the front page, I explored the Zombie in my Pocket game page, and downloaded the game file. One only needs to print three pages (1 page each of rules, cards, and tiles). A little cutting with a ruler and utility knife and I was ready for a test ride. A very simple little game, though it did raise a few questions which I'll post at the bottom.

My first try was remarkably similar to Tiggers' report. Starting in the foyer, the first room I explored was the Evil Temple, where I slipped in some nasty goo (health -1; now 5). I avoided wetting myself while locating the totem.

From the temple, I wandered into the Dining Room, where I battled four zombies using only my fists (health -3; now 2).

I proceeded immediately to the Patio, when I remembered I had a candy bar in my pocket: I savored the incredible Dove milk chocolate (health +1; now 3).

From dim light of the patio, I wandered into the garden, where I came across three zombie farmers (see postscript). It was all I could do to avoid being planted myself (health -2; now 1). I helped myself to some fresh produce (health +1; now 2). I was wounded and in pain, and it took time to steel my nerves; cowering in the dark (health +3; now 5).

Finally, resolved to see this through, I continued to the graveyard, where I felt my body shiver. In the distance, I heard the peel of a church bell striking 10:00. I began to dig as quickly as I could, when three zombies burst from nearby graves, trying to send me to my own (health -2; now 3). After sending them back to their long sleep, I was able to bury the evil totem. In the distance, I thought I could hear a scream carried on the wind.

[It took longer to write the above report than to actually play the game, so I decided to try again.]

Passing through the arched passage from the foyer, I found myself in the kitchen, where three zombies were cooking up some foul-smelling concoction. After dispatching them (health -2; now 4), I tasted the dark, oily broth, and was surprised by a sudden sense of vigor (health +1; now 5). I opened a door to find the bathroom, and I remember thinking: "how could four zombies hide quietly in this small space?" (health -3; now 2). After they were completely washed up (out?), I returned to the kitchen.

Well, in the short time I spent in the bathroom, apparently four new zombie chefs showed up. I quickly ran back into the bathroom (-1 health; now 1), bolting the door and hiding in the bathtub, shaking uncontrollably (health +3; now 4).

Sensing I was spending too much time dilly-dallying, I burst back into the kitchen, hoping (successfully) that I would avoid peeing myself. The other door lead me to the Evil Temple, where I slipped on some nasty goo (health -1; now 3). While looking for the totem, I came across a can of soda, the tower bell striking 10:00 in the distance. I quickly drank it (health +2, now 5), and pocketed the totem.

Leaving the temple, I found myself at a dead end in the storage room, where a bat pooped in my eye (health -1; now 4). I found a grisly femur (+1 attack; now 2) just before three zombies burst through a blank wall. In the resulting battle, that femur gave me a real "leg up" (health -1; now 3). Again, I found myself cowering in the corner (health +3; now 6), afraid to explore the dark hole left by the zombies passage through the wall.

Struggling against the terror, I forced myself through the opening, where I found myself in the Family Room. Seeing "The Family Guy" playing on the telly, I felt a spark of hope (health +1; now 7). Stepping through to the Dining Room, four more zombies were looking to serve me (to each other). Swinging my spare femur like a madman, I drove them away (health -2; now 5).

I stepped out to the Patio, where I could sense my impending doom (-1 health; now 4), as the tower bell struck 11:00. I thought: "I've got to get this over!"

I quietly approached a sitting area, where SIX zombies hung around, bitching about something. I heard screams of "Tastes great!", and "Less filling!" before they sensed my presence. Knowing I could not survive their onslaught if discovered, I slinked back to the Patio, scratching myself in a thorn bush (health -1; now 3).

I struck off in another direction, to find myself in the Yard. I tasted something icky in my mouth (-1 health; now 2). That oily broth was better the first time. I cowered under the swingset (health +3; now 5), sensing that my time is running out, so it's fortunate that my next discovery was the Graveyard.

Atop a headstone, I found a(nother) can of soda (product placement available here for a small fee), drinking it while listening closely for the peal of the bell that would seal my doom (health +2; now 7). It did not ring. I buried the totem, smelling blood in the air. In the distance, the dust of disintegrating zombies was carried by the wind.

A short time later (one card left), the bell sounded midnight.

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Postscript (Questions):

1) It isn't directly addressed in the rules I downloaded, but I assumed that you did NOT have to draw for your starting position in the foyer (the first draw would be when you leave the foyer. Is this correct?

2) I think zombie farmers might make Agricola sufficiently appealing to give it another try. Do you agree?

Thread: Re: AIRBORNE IN MY POCKET: You're in the Army now!

ribosome — 2008-11-23T17:04:09+00:00

Good job on the game.

There are 2 questions I want to ask.
1) Do explosives count toward the 2 items limit?
2) The rules stated that the flare cartridge "add 1 use" to flare gun, but the player aid card read "add 2 uses". Which one is right?

I think all these "xxx in my pocket" games should get it's own entry on this site. Although these games were based on a same system, they are different games.

Thread: Re: Dragon Quest/Drakborgen in my Pocket

ConraDargo — 2008-11-23T12:53:03+00:00

Uh... I just realized that I've been calling this game Dragon Quest all along when it's actually Dungeonquest...

I blame this confusion on the fact that the original has the word "dragon" in it (Drakborgen means Dragon's Castle).
I'mma rename everything right away...

Thread: Re: Dungeon Quest/Drakborgen in my Pocket

ConraDargo — 2008-11-23T12:40:30+00:00

Yay, final results!

Characters, printed and cut out:

Here are four ways of using them:

Box cover:

Back:

Thread: Re: Good game system for any kind

dexblair — 2008-11-23T01:50:48+00:00

Agree and thanks to all. Hope this post will be read and players start bringing more variants/expansion to ZIMP.

Hail to ZIMP!

Thread: Re: scenario booklet(s)

jeRm! — 2008-11-22T21:58:23+00:00

So far I have:[c]
Book 1:
The Scientist vs The Zombies by Jeremiah_Lee
The Cabin by Gutter
Buried Alive by Jeremiah_Lee
The Kid by Howitzer_120mm
Book 2:
Zombie Survivor by tiggers
I, Zombie by Gutter
7 by fixpix
ZimP Rogue by Gutter
Book 3:
Zombie Townhouse by Gutter
Treasure Seeker by Howitzer_120mm
Shovel necessary by oplprokop
The Surveyor by Howitzer_120mm
v1.75 changes by Jeremiah_Lee
Book 4:
Movie Slasher vs Zombies by Usercreated
Sanity Anyone? by turtleback
Sorority Scream by Kavu
Rettug's Wonderful Continuum Altering Amulet by Gutter
Book 5:
Skills 1 by fixpix
Skills 2 by Gutter
Weapon of fortune by Gutter
Two-Player Multi Deck by Radditz5678
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If anyone has others to add please let me know, or if you don't want your scenario included let me know. Possibly a multi-player book next. I will upload all the (completed books) soon.

(edit= put scenarios into their books by number and added a few more to work on)

edit = I think I have all the available scenarios on BGG.

Thread: scenario booklet(s)

jeRm! — 2008-11-22T17:40:22+00:00

I am going to make a pdf pocket-mod of the available scenarios (and the 1.75 rules) for ZimP. I was going to use the scenarios that are mentioned in the threads here that don't require any additional things. I noticed that a few of the scenarios I will post which scenarios I have used in this list, so if there are some that you want to make sure are in/or if you make a new one put it in this list. I will try to put up the scenarios when a booklet is filled. Thanks.

(I thought this would be a good idea after seeing Amiral amazing amount of scenarios for Airborne in my Pocket.)

Thread: Re: Good game system for any kind

Amiral — 2008-11-22T10:06:44+00:00

Yeah, listen to what the others are saying: do it, man! Even if it's in crayon!

Nice graphics are not necessary if a game (or a variant) is well-designed. Good ideas are a precious resource. As for graphic artists, like they say: "build it, and they will come".

Thread: Re: Shortest game. EVAR.

bran — 2008-11-20T22:25:22+00:00

Hendal wrote:
I have been killed in less time then your win ! Does that make me a wimp?

no brother, that makes you food!

Thread: Re: Shortest game. EVAR.

Hendal — 2008-11-20T19:26:48+00:00

I have been killed in less time then your win ! Does that make me a wimp?

Thread: Re: Good game system for any kind

Jeremiah_Lee — 2008-11-20T13:24:27+00:00

I agree that the graphics really help to get something printed and played the first time, and I'm really grateful to Kwanchai for the great artwork because of this.

However, I don't want that to be a roadblock for any variant designers. This game, as Sam pointed out, started out with hand-drawn tiles because I'm not a graphic designer. If the game is good, someone with graphics talent will pick it up and make it pretty. We've seen it here, in Zombie Plague, and with Free Trader (as well as, I'm sure, many others that I don't know about).

Make the game, it's worth it. And if you get a chance, send me a copy, because I have so many games to print-and-play that I'm running out of time to get to ZimP variants.

Thread: Re: Good game system for any kind

Mondior — 2008-11-20T02:08:38+00:00

Actually don't worry about the graphics. The 1st edition graphics were hand drawings by Jeremiah! I actually still play with those original tiles every once in awhile. They have a certain aesthetic appeal!!

Just draw something up for your idea and add/improve on it as time goes on.

Thread: Good game system for any kind

dexblair — 2008-11-20T01:31:58+00:00

I believe we all agree that ZIMP is a very simple and easy, GOOD too.
it's a game system that will feed into any theme, as we have see variants available.

I believe players who have play ZIMP, their mind are fill with all kind of variants of their own. Use ZIMP to create their variant need to have nice graphics/images to put onto the tiles.

I have to say that because of graphics, i tried ZIMP.
I too have different variant thought, but looking for graphics to fit into your variant is not easy and if you are not good in drawings/computer graphics.

many thanks to Jeremiah for giving us a simple good game system that works for all.

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dexblair — 2008-11-15T02:24:18+00:00

storage used for zimp

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dexblair — 2008-11-14T02:28:01+00:00

first tried of the variant - Airborn in my pocket

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Amiral — 2008-11-11T12:44:01+00:00

Some finished art for the "Airborne in my Pocket" variant: inside tiles, outside tiles, Event Card & Special Operative Card

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Hanamigi — 2008-11-04T20:07:59+00:00

Instruction booklet keeps all my stuff, just close all open sides except the top ones. Onli for basic handmade version!

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ConraDargo — 2008-10-30T00:03:56+00:00

Dragon Quest in my Pocket - final version printed and assembled

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Amiral — 2008-10-25T09:06:04+00:00

Preview art for Airborne in my Pocket

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dexblair — 2008-10-22T06:14:57+00:00