Frogs – A PlayGrid Strategy Game

Frogs – A PlayGrid Strategy Game Frogs is a simple strategic board game for two players. Frogs – Game Rules The game is played on a 10 × 10 board. The players have a total of 100 identical playing pieces. At the beginning of the game, the pieces occupy all spaces on the board, and the players then try to remove them. The goal is to collect as many pieces as possible. At the beginning, the players decide who will go first. The first player removes any one piece. The next player must jump over another piece and take the piece that was jumped over. Pieces can jump in four directions: forward, backward, left, and right. Multiple pieces can also be jumped over in a single move. The game ends when neither player can jump over any remaining piece. The player who has collected the most pieces wins. Game Variant 2 The rules are the same, but only one piece may be jumped over at a time. The player who collects the most pieces wins. Game Variant 3 – For 3 to 4 Players For this variant, you will need a slightly bigger pond and a corresponding number of frogs. Use 2 to 4 PlayGrid boards placed next to each other as the playing area. They can be arranged in a row or in a square, but the boards must touch so that the frogs can jump between them. The ideal playing area for 4 players consists of 4 boards arranged in a square and 400 frog pieces. The same rules as in Variant 1 apply. The Basic Version Includes 1× PlayGrid 10 × 10 game board 100× frog playing pieces INFORMATION Suitable for all Bambu Lab printers, including the A1 mini, with the exception of the base board. A modified print file for the base board can be found here on MakerWorld. All parts were printed with a 0.4 mm nozzle. The game board was printed at a 0.20 mm layer height using Bambu PLA Green (10501). The storage box for the frog pieces was printed using Bambu PLA Green (10501) and Black (10101). The game board and storage box are included together in a separate print profile. To preserve fine details, the frog pieces were printed with a 0.4 mm nozzle at a 0.08 mm layer height, using Bambu PLA Green (10501) and Bright Green (10503). A height range modifier is applied so that the base of each piece is printed at a 0.20 mm layer height. A separate print profile contains 50 frog pieces, so this profile needs to be printed twice. AMS is recommended but not required. The frog is a separate object positioned on the stone with a 0.1 mm overlap. Therefore, a purge tower is required. The decorative corners of the PlayGrid board system are not required. If you already have any compatible PlayGrid board, you do not need to print another one and can simply use your existing board. In that case, you only need to print the frogs. The strength lies in simplicity and versatility. This project is an original game designed around the PlayGrid system concept. The original PlayGrid base module was created by @OzarkExpeditions, whose modular platform allows creators to design entirely new games using the same shared board system.