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Started by John
Mon, 01 Mar 2004 13:16
Beta Testers wanted - Free Game(s)!
Author: John
Date: Mon, 01 Mar 2004 13:16
Date: Mon, 01 Mar 2004 13:16
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Playful Minds is looking for dedicated beta testers to help test two of their upcoming games, Green Thumb Cards and Elemental Wars (see descriptions of games below). Green Thumb is currently in beta while Elemental Wars will be in beta in the coming weeks. Rewards: For dedicated testers we will be offering a free copy of the game at the end of the project and you’ll be included in the credits of the game! Responsibilities: Of course beta test the game as much as you possibly can. Along with that we ask that you be active in our beta test forums and report bugs in our online bug tracking system. How to sign up: Just go to www.playfulminds.com and sign up, its that easy! Green Thumb Description: Green Thumb is a fun, VERY addictive game about gardening with cute graphics and entertaining sound effects. It is great for all ages and quite challenging. It plays much like Rummy in which you collect sets of plant cards while stealing cards from your neighbors with bugs and insects. Elemental Wars Description: Through the millennia, the mages of Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water have disputed which element is the strongest. Now, the four elemental mages have challenged each other to a battle of wits and power. The elemental arena has been created. The mages summon spells are ready. The battle elemental supremacy has begun! Elemental Wars is somewhat similar to the popular Reversi with the following changes. It is two to four players. Stones do not have to be surrounded to be captured. Stones are actually elementals of earth, wind, water, and fire. An elemental needs only be placed adjacent to another elemental for it to change it. Only certain elementals change other elementals. Water changes fire but nothing else. Fire converts earth. Earth converts wind. Wind converts water. Each player can place any elemental. Play ends when all board tiles are filled. The player with the most elemental wins. There are two optional play styles: one in which diagonal pieces are not converted and another in which it costs more mana to summon elementals not in your realm.
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