This really needs a video that isn’t ten minutes of a dude talking about an organization system before it gets to the game.
Hextraction, a free and open source board game
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Re: Hextraction, a free and open source board game
#12Worth noting that the designer, Zack Freedman, has a popular YouTube channel[0] detailing all sorts of projects in witty videos. They are targeted towards a broad audience so aren't excruciatingly technical, but I think they make for good entertainment and inspiration. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/zackfreedman
Honestly, the witticisms get old. I loved a few of his more technical videos, but his style and jokes feel like he's emulating youtubers like PewDiePie or whoever else does this whole ridiculous exaggerated expression screeching shit. Jacksepticeye? Idk. And that's not great.
Re: Hextraction, a free and open source board game
#13Got into 3d modeling a few month ago and build another game using marbles with a bit of an objective instead of being free form.
See:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/684705-marble-logic-a-capti...
Re: Hextraction, a free and open source board game
#14I printed Hextraction for my kids[0] (then 6 and 4 years) and they love it. I haven't used the more advanced tiles with text and special effects yet but we'll get there.
[0]: https://www.jonashietala.se/blog/2024/02/09/printing_hextrac...