The unpublished prototype game designs below have been extensively playtested
and are now being pitched to prospective games publishers.
If you are a publisher and would like to know more about any of these designs, please contact Dave@GGGGames.co.uk
Rainbow Roll is a colourful game of dice selection, placement and replacement as players compete to make the best rainbow flags.
The game is played over several quick rounds during which
players build up the dice on their rainbow flag player boards.
At the end of the game, points are scored depending on
where dice are positioned upon flags.
The aim of the game is to score the most points.
Fakebook is a party game with five rounds in which players create imaginary social media ‘Posts’ in response to Prompt Cards.
Everyone reacts to each other’s Posts each round, giving ‘Reaction Tokens’ to the other players depending on what emotional response their Post evokes.
Players give a ’Share Token’ to the creator of their favourite Post each round. At the end of the game, players score points depending on how well they have done in collecting tokens.
Whoever gets the highest score wins.
KaleidoCards is a game system comprising 100 unique coloured cards which are used to play many different fast and fun games. The cards use five ‘colours’: Red, White, Blue, Black and Green. Each card has three ‘aspects’ which use these colours: a word with the name of one of the colours, the text of that is written in one of the colours, and the card's background is a different colour.
The core game comes with rules for seven distinctly different KaleidoGames which are all fast to learn and quick to play. There are many more games which can be played with the cards as well, and it is easy to ‘KaleidoCreate’ new games yourself. Two expansion packs (KaleidoCraze and KaleidoGrey) introduce additional cards with five more games each.
Mr Bean has decided to sell portraits of his ancestors. In this quick auction game players represent art galleries which are competing to gain the most humorous collection of these portraits.
Mr Bean has created an unusual set of hidden bidding rules for how the auction will be conducted, with changes to these rules available to those who acquire Teddy's Gavel.
The Clash of Kings game is inspired by The Game of Thrones and the struggle between rivals for the Iron Throne
in George R. R. Martin's Clash of Kings novel.
This game could also be easily rethemed for another licence.
Each player commands an army of chess pieces led by their claimant (Renly, Stannis, Robb or Balon).
They seek to either defeat their enemies or crown their claimant by moving their king piece from their corner of
the 9 x 9 board to the central square to overthrow
King Joffrey and ascend the Iron Throne.
A version of this game was created in the LARP world of Empire by
The Guild of Good Games under the name 'Battle for Anvil'
A push-your-luck game in which players aim to dominate the outer planets of The Expanse by controlling the most spacecraft destined for each planetary system.
Each player’s faction has five agents who seek to gain control of spacecraft that land in the Docking Bay of Ceres Space Station before freedom fighters from the Outer Planet Alliance (OPA) capture the spacecraft, and before an OPA uprising occurs which ends the game.
Whoever dominates most planets after the OPA revolt wins.
A light-hearted dexterity game where players use crocodile glove puppets to prepare lunch
by chomping plastic
figures swimming in a swamp.
Pirate Crew is a hidden bidding card game where players are rival captains recruiting pirates to a treasure ship before mounting a mutiny.
The game is played over four rounds during which
players recruit crew members from different Caribbean pirate strongholds. Whoever controls the most powerful group of pirates during the mutiny after the fourth stronghold is visited wins the game.