Mathscul - A Mastermind and Mathle inspired board game
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A board game I made for a school project, with core concepts inspired by Mathle and Mastermind.
- Ocena
- 0 / 5
- Polubienia
- 4
- Pobrania
- 9
- Wydruki
- 0
- Wyświetlenia
- 150
- Oceny
- 0
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Informacje o modelu
- Źródło
- Printables
- Kategoria
- Board Games
- Licencja
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Print Instructions:
You'll need to print at least 6 of each of the symbols, and at least 10 of each of the numbers in order to not run out during play. I've played a few games with those quantities and haven't had any issues, but if you run out of any feel free to just print as you need. You'll of course need the board, and 1 answer board. Below the print files I've also provided a PDF for printing out the scoresheet.
I laser cut my playing pieces from acrylic, so I've provided both STL's and an SVG file for 3d printing or cutting the playing pieces.
How to play and rules:
You begin each round similar to Mastermind, with one player creating a hidden equation on the answer board, while the other looks away. This equation must be mathematically valid, otherwise it becomes too unfair for the player guessing. The hidden equation should also take up all 6 spaces of the answer board. Each round starts with the guessing player creating a valid equation on the first row, moving up a row each round.
After the player has guessed, the hiding player will mark on the scoresheet whether each piece on the row was the right or wrong symbol, and in the right or wrong place. I've also included check boxes for all the symbols so that you can cross off the symbols you know aren't in the equation.
The game ends when either the guessing player gets the entire equation correct in which case they win, or when the guessing player reaches the final row without correctly guessing the equation in which case the hiding player wins.
These are of course not hard-and-fast rules, more guidelines that I find to be make a fun and balanced game, but feel free to tweak these and make up your own rules however suits you.
Planned improvements:
I have a version 2 planned to improve upon some aspects of the design, mainly to do with the scoresheet, it works quite well just as a piece of paper, but it is kind of wasteful and not as convenient for some people, so I'd like to design a reusable 3d printed score keeping board, maybe along the lines of how Mastermind does it. If someone wants to remix this and beat me to it, by all means you're totally welcome to! The blend files I used to design the pieces and board are provided below if anyone needs them.
I hope whoever finds this game enjoys it :)