That's very cool. I'm loving the artwork.

The gameplay consists mainly of traveling the board and searching for merchandise. There are locations on the board that present less risk (the worst that can happen is drawing a law enforcement card, sending you to jail for one turn) but a limited value of any finds (Collectible level - 2 points). These are the spaces with a magnifying glass.

Then there are the street spaces that can be searched (darker streets), on which all levels of merchandise can be found (Classic - 3 points, Collectible, and Common - 1 point). There is also a single Car card, worth 10 points. These spaces carry more risk when searched (Citizen cards that force you back to the Portal, requiring a 1 to be rolled in order to get free... Portal Cards which can speed up the closure of the portal, Trivia cards that force the player to answer 80's trivia questions preconceived by each player before gameplay, and space swap cards).

Portal closure happens when players roll a portal symbol instead of the numbers on the movement dice. This can be adjusted to make games longer or shorter. Short games might have 5 portal rolls to end the game, longer might have 15. It's up to the players.

The player with the most points who is in the Portal when it finally closes is the winner. If the Portal closes before anyone can get to it, nobody wins!

LOVE the art, love the concept, now I can't wait to play. Definitely pumped for this!!!

Will there be a zombie expansion pack? lol

Seriously, this is great! 

Any early estimate on how many points it'll cost?

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Any early estimate on how many points it'll cost?
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Not sure exactly of the cost yet, but my guess is around 425 to 450 points.

Points well spent.

Once I've finished the instructions for the game, it'll be ready to get produced and tested (by yours truly). Won't be long now.

It seems like it's going to be a fun game.  I was telling my oldest about it last night, and she told me I need to get busy writing more articles for points because she definitely wants a copy!

mickyarber wrote :

It seems like it's going to be a fun game.  I was telling my oldest about it last night, and she told me I need to get busy writing more articles for points because she definitely wants a copy!
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I hope it's fun for the whole family. That was the goal, while still catering to nostalgia nerds like us. If I fail, it could mean trouble.