Hunt The Wumpus - Gameboard
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A gameboard for the 1973 terminal game Hunt The Wumpus.
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I have a Sensor Watch, a drop in replacement board for a Casio F-91W. I wrote a little Hunt The Wumpus app for it, the 1973 "survival horror" game played entirely in a computer terminal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunt_the_Wumpus
I play this on my watch during boring meetings. You can of course, play the original online: https://archive.org/details/wumpus.qb64.
I also play this with my kids if we have to wait somewhere, but the layout and the way everything interacts is abstract for kids. So, I made a map, so that the kids can follow along with the magnetic pawns. This makes the game a lot easier, but it can also be used as a teaching tool.
It uses 32 7x3 magnets. The magnets beneath the numbers are inserted during printing, the rest are glued in. Pay attention to orientation! I also suggest swapping colors at layers (or multi color options) to make the board and the pawns pop. You need two "Pitt" pawns and two "Bats" pawns. The back is to show the horrible Wumpus to the kids, or at least what passed as survival horror in 1973.