Greetings!
I'm seeking interest/feedback. I've had a bit of a wild thought, even if perhaps not original, that it would be fun to have a multi-game tournament, where different games are played, with results tracked over time to determine an overall winner. Think, Formula 1 for board games. The top 10 finishers in each tournament earn championship points, and the player with the most championship points at the end of the season wins.
While there are many ways to theme this, I'm thinking of Spiel des Jahres winners (non-co-op, of course) on the site. They're classic, span many play styles, and most of us are familiar with them. I'm thinking these would be turn-based, not real-time games.
What thoughts do you have on this? What settings make sense for this kind of venture?
I'm seeking interest/feedback. I've had a bit of a wild thought, even if perhaps not original, that it would be fun to have a multi-game tournament, where different games are played, with results tracked over time to determine an overall winner. Think, Formula 1 for board games. The top 10 finishers in each tournament earn championship points, and the player with the most championship points at the end of the season wins.
While there are many ways to theme this, I'm thinking of Spiel des Jahres winners (non-co-op, of course) on the site. They're classic, span many play styles, and most of us are familiar with them. I'm thinking these would be turn-based, not real-time games.
What thoughts do you have on this? What settings make sense for this kind of venture?
