I've been a board game designer for quite some time now, and I've found that Cyberboard is a great resource for developing prototypes. Time that was spent on printing and cutting out prototypes, especially when the concept was pretty undeveloped, is better spent now because I can create a gamebox and take a look at the game on a computer screen.
I've developed a railroad game called "Fallen Flags," in which players play cards to acquire stock in railroads and to establish the railroad's presence in various regions on the game's map, which encompasses the Northeastern and Midwestern US. In essence, "Fallen Flags" is an area-control game, and it's the culmination of several years' work. I've put together a gamebox for it, and I'm interested in playtesting it. Would anyone here be interested in trying it out? If so, please e- mail me directly ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) or reply here. I'll send you a copy of the current rules and the gamebox. If I can get two or three folks to play, I'd like to give it a run-through (or at least a couple of rounds of play).
