/tg/ - Traditional Games

another 1 player print and play (forever alone :/) Island of D. check boardgamegeek for that one. good.

we made our own version of quirkle by drawing on cardboard. easy as hell and cheaper than 22 bucks at FLGS

any of the DwarfStar games really. Star Viking and Goblin are favorites.

any of the old metagame MicroGames-Ogre, GEV, are classics..Ice War is a personal favorite of mine and the first wargame I ever bought back in 1981

and for your DL pleasure
http://www.mediafire.com/?g9tmy3ll2zywk

your welcome

I humbly submit Dead Of Night. It's like Zombie Cinema for folks who can't find Zombie Cinema without paying international shipping cost.

Hi >>15099255
I'm OP.
Thank you for your link.
I want to kiss you awkwardly around your mouth region.

>>15099275
~chuckles~ you are welcome. Im jusy glad there are others who enjoy the old classics as much as I do...I will say that a couple of the PDFs are a bit out of order....but only a couple of them

http://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/7351/the-canonical-list-of-free-print-and-play-games-a

For 1-player games, try "Jasper and Zot" and "D-Day Dice."

you can make your own coloretto really easily if you have card stock and a printer. one of my favorites.

>>15099313
cool thanks!

>>15099319
Also, you can make a version of Dominion with poker chips and label paper. BUT, I implore you, please consider buying the game at some point. The designers and publishers don't make a lot of money as is, the industry needs what it can get.

>>15099293
I'm over 4 hours and 2 "lives" into Barbarian Prince since re-investing myself in it. It's an amazing mechanic. Very involved yet very flexible. i'm considering re-making it as a deck that you can flip to instead of a stack of papers. Do you know if Star Smuggler is similar?

>>15099364
for the most part yeah-they are using the same style of system...sorta a chose your own adventure with boardgame elements to it.

of the 2 Barbarian Prince is better in my opinion but Star Smugler is prety damn good in its own right

>>15099347
Hey OP here. Agreed. My original intent with this post was to discuss games that were designed for print-and-play, or re-released as such after the fact with permission. There are some gems out there.

How to Host a Dungeon is also a fun one

http://planet-thirteen.com/Dungeon.aspx

Battlefleet Gothic. With free rules, it's one of the most affordable GW games.

>>15099466
Awesome! this one is new to me. I'm totally gonna check it out~!