2020 was tough! Clearly, it is the perfect subject matter for a family friendly game? Tragedy raged around the world and like many, my wife and I was in lockdown searching for things to do with our unexpected free time. Gardening wasn’t an option because the things I plant don’t grow. Maybe I could learn a new language? I think we all know that wouldn’t quite work out. Netflix was fun for a while but it wasn’t a long term solution. What we needed was a project.
The solution – develop a card game themed around our experiences. What followed was hundreds/thousands of hours poured into game development, design, illustration, graphics, websites, and playing. Finally, the game is on Kickstarter and nearly funded. Plus we have been left with loads of illustrations that sum up lockdown life. Drawn by my wife and colored by me. These are some of our favorite illustrations (although not all of them made it into the game).
You can check out the Kickstarter and order the game now. If you back us before 3rd December we’ll even let you have a version of the game in time for Christmas.
More info: kickstarter.com
#1 Stockpiling Was All The Rage

#2 It Wasn’t Always Easy To Find Somewhere Quiet To Work From Home. We Had To Get Creative!

#3 As People Tried Cutting Hair At Home Hat Sales Went Up

#4 Respect To Teachers. Home Schooling Was Definitely Tougher Than We Expected

#5 Ok… Some People May Have Taken The Whole PPE Thing A Little Too Far

#6 Staying Fit In Lockdown Was A Challenge. It Didn’t Always Work Out

#7 Toilet Paper Disappeared From Shops. We Certainly Have No Idea Where It All Went

#8 We Kept Having To Get Creative To Make Zoom Calls More Interesting. Who Went For Fancy Dress?

#9 With Shops And Public Bathrooms Closed… Did Anyone Get Caught Short?

#10 Did Anyone Actually Complete Netflix?

#11 There Wasn’t Much Looting But We Redefined What ‘Valuable’ Meant

#12 The World Seemed To Rediscover A Love Of Baking. What Was The Big Deal Over Sourdough Anyway?

#13 No Restaurants Open? Fine I’ll Try Some New Take Outs. That Did Not End Well At All

#14 Lines! Lines! Lines! There Were Lines Everywhere As Shops Limited Numbers. Anyone Else Get Hungry?

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