All games are mine - Jesse F.
For my Twin Eagle Graphics Independent Game Studio.
No games are published yet.
Knight's Adventure 1994-1996 (Knights Adventure has been added to my Dymino Monsters game as a location)
Quiet Terror 1999 - 2020
Typhoon Fighters 1999 version 1.0 now 2004 Dymino Monsters 2004 - 2020 version 2.0 of Typhoon Fighters
Connection Sections 2002
Connection Sections: Deluxe 2002
Muddy Flats Country Golf Card Game 2003
Travel Dice Baseball: August 6, 2006
Beat The Suits (Solitaire Game) 2006
Tornado Speed: Race A Go Go 2011
Dungeon Hall 2013
Bottle Ship 2014
King's Gemstones May 3, 2015
Betting bluffing Guess Who card game
Lily The Lilly Pad Coin Flipping Game Paper version 2013 - CorkBoard with wooden coins 2015
Archery Showdown 1-6 player dice and card game Jan. 12, 2016
Mine Maze April 21, 2017
Quick Draw Shootout (dice game) Nov. 4, 2017
Cup O' Saucers (dexterity game) 2017
Tennis Hand Game 2018 (dexterity game)
9 Dice 2018
Fist O' War (dexterity game) 2018
Heart of The Knight April 4, 2020 12 card solo puzzle card game.
Mystery of the Three 2020
The Feast November Holiday Themed Hidden Information, Race To Win, Tile Laying card game November 24, 2020 2 - 4 players. Designed from 9:40 am to 11:40 am.
King's Gemstones 2 December 16, 2020 Betting bluffing Guess Who Take That card game
Trap : A 9 tile laying Push Your Luck game Jan 17, 2021 2:03 am. Contents: 1 figure, 1 D9 for movement. During the course of the hour 2:15 am to 2:33 am After playing 7 games, I won 1 time. From 2:33 am to 2:56 am, I lost every game. I just played 4 games of Trap, and lost every time. Haha. Almost won.
Build Me Up : A 9 tile pure luck game. January 20, 2021 Designed by Jesse F.
In Build Me Up: the player shuffles the tiles face down. Arrange the tile in a 3 by 3 form. Player can rearrange the tiles facedown upto 9 times. The face up tiles in order form a faceless mannequin. Build Me Up is a pure luck game. You can end the game in under a minute or take your time at your leisure to flip any tile to start the game. Good luck.
Great Elegant War February 27, 28 2021 designed by me Jesse F and my co-designer nephew who help playtest and with the rules. Great Elegant War is played on a chessboard with players using glass pebbles and rocks on the chessboard used as obstructions (mountains) to get around or through the mountains. Players roll a d10 to see who goes first. The player who rolls highest then rolls the d20 to see how many mountains will be on the board.
Then the first player rolls a d12 to see how many glass pebbles for each player will be used during the game. A d100 will also be used for health points. During combat, players combat with a d10. If the player can not defend, the player loses 10 health points on the d100.
Great Elegant War is a strategy, tactics game. Players move their colored glass pebbles by 1 to 2 squares in any direction . Win conditions: 1: Drop the health points to 10. 2: Capture as many of the opponents glass pebbles on the field. Great Elegant War is a 2 to 4 player game.
Comments
New Game
New game design / product on July 1, 2020:
Title of game: 72
72 wooden cubes in a square bowl with rounded edges.
So far there are 7 challenges out of 72 challenging challenges to get through this dexterity game.
Shake, tumble and manipulate the wooden cubes in various challenging challenges without using your fingers.
72 player count: Solo game, co-op and teams. Teams : 2v2 , 4v4
72 can be played on Timed Challenge or Non Timed Challenges.
The challenges for 72 is actually a 2 variant of the game.
72 is originally played by gaining 7 points out of 7 challenges.
I had 9 people yesterday evening intrested in my newest game. 4 of the 9 people have already played the game. Of those 5 viewers were watching me demonstrate the game and were fascinated with it already.
It was awesome to see my audience smile and be intrigued.
Jesse
Sounds interesting, but... 72
Sounds interesting, but...
72 different challenges?
There is no way on earth they're all going to be good. Then you're just padding out the game and obscuring which things are fun.
I'm not sure what you're actually doing (or how 4v4 is going to work), but maybe find the best 7 or 10 or even 20 things you can come up with, and just use those. The other 60+ versions are just not going to be compelling.
Oh hello
Hey Jay,
Thank you for your interest.
Teams = 4 players against 4 players.
That's the whole idea of these challenges.
Why 72 challenges? There is no obscuring the details of these not challenging. It's a mind set of just seeing if the player can do them or not. It's a dexterity, puzzle abstract game and patient game.
It's a very simple and satisfying game.
As I have played the challenges , so far 7 of them, I've been better at figuring out how to manipulate the pieces faster. If the pieces fall out of the area, I start over. I will be sticking with the 72 challenges.
That's it, that's the challenge of this game.
Thank you for your feedback.
Jesse
King's Gemstones 2
Yesterday I started working on my sequel to King's Gemstones 2 game.
Game contents
Rules Not complete
54 Game Cards
6 Player Call Out Cards
10 Gemstone pebbles for each player
Which Card Beats Which Card list: complete
Artwork: 11 percent complete
I'm currently working on the rest of the artwork today. 12-17-2020
Jesse
Brand New game
Trap : A 9 tile laying Push Your Luck game Jan 17, 2021 2:03 am. Contents: 1 figure, 1 D9 for movement.
During the course of the hour 2:15 am to 2:33 am After playing 7 games, I won 1 time. From 2:33 am to 2:56 am, I lost every game. I just played 4 games of Trap, and lost every time. Haha. Almost won.
Two game designs
Build Me Up : A 9 tile pure luck game. January 20, 2021 Designed by Jesse F.
In Build Me Up: the player shuffles the tiles face down. Arrange the tile in a 3 by 3 form. Player can rearrange the tiles facedown upto 9 times. The face up tiles in order form a faceless mannequin. Build Me Up is a pure luck game. You can end the game in under a minute or take your time at your leisure to flip any tile to start the game. Good luck.
Great Elegant War February 27, 28 2021 designed by me Jesse F and my co-designer nephew who help playtest and with the rules. Great Elegant War is played on a chessboard with players using glass pebbles and rocks on the chessboard used as obstructions (mountains) to get around or through the mountains. Players roll a d10 to see who goes first. The player who rolls highest then rolls the d20 to see how many mountains will be on the board.
Then the first player rolls a d12 to see how many glass pebbles for each player will be used during the game. A d100 will also be used for health points. During combat, players combat with a d10. If the player can not defend, the player loses 10 health points on the d100.
Great Elegant War is a strategy, tactics game. Players move their colored glass pebbles by 1 to 2 squares in any direction . Win conditions: 1: Drop the health points to 10. 2: Capture as many of the opponents glass pebbles on the field. Great Elegant War is a 2 to 4 player game.
Both new game designs by Jesse F.