Good Places to Find Pieces

There are lots of great places online to find pieces. Here are some:

• Board Game Design
  Has a very good collection of game pieces.
• EBay
  More and more useful for finding pieces.
• Michigan Toy Soldier Company
  Has an excellent selection of small toy figurines, including soldiers, pirates, and gladiators.

Slicing up your image

In order to print out your game board image, you will probably need to slice it up into pieces, save the various slices for web and devices, and then insert the pieces into a Word document to print out.

Fall 2009 -- First Game Blogs

The Fall 2009 class size is a bit smaller, and we have five groups of three students each for the first games. Students were allowed to choose between a pizza box game or a grid game. Here are links to their team blogs as they develop their first game concepts:

• Flying Toppings
  A skill based pizza-box game that resembles shuffle-board with pepperoni and sausage.
  
  
• RU Rah Rah
  A game for Rutgers freshmen, who have to make their way to orientations on all four campuses to complete the game.
  
  
• Rainbow Five
  A strategy game like "Connect Four" but you have to get five different colors in a row to win.
  
  
• Quest for Dominance
  Four teams of pirates compete to find the treasure. Still in development (hence the non-pirate title).
  
  
• Field Goal Frenzy
  A flick football game with a dose of strategy.