Hi,
We are a young french publisher called Le Lion vert (The Green Lion) and we would like to get our second game onto this platform. So we are looking for a kind developper to hire for this task.
Here’s an overview of the game.
In Scriptorium, you become a monk or nun copyist in the abbey of Dalheim in the Middle Ages, trying to achieve the most beautiful illumination. Each round (day) is divided into 3 phases (the hours).
1st Hour: Inks
There are five inks: black, gold, blue, green and red. Each copyist in turn takes up to two of different colors. It is forbidden to take gold and black at the same time.
2nd Hour: Lecterns
The sketches are parts of your illumination to be completed. There are several types: frieze, frieze corner, miniature, text and initial letter. Several sets of 4 sketches are offered (one more than the number of players). The first tease is that you choose a prize, instead of taking it, you give it to your opponent. Each bundle also includes an inkwell that grants you additional ink.
Last Hour: Illuminations
Now is the time to draw your sketches on your Illumination using the inks you have collected and marking points of Illumination. If you are faster than other copyists at finishing a full portion of your Illumination, you score additional completion points.
Is that all ? Not yet
There is a second tease. During the 1st Hour, you can decide at any time to stop collecting inks and to study the art of illumination. You will have no more inks but you will be able, at the 2nd Hour, not only to choose your batch of sketches first, but also to keep it for yourself! So, it is better to be quick to benefit from it before the others, but not too much so as not to find yourself running out of ink.
That's all ? Still not yet
There is one final tease. You can get help to speed up your drawing. Each Help makes you lose 2 points if spent. This time, this is it. We repeat this until one of the copyist has achieved his illumination. At the end of the day, the copyist who has the most Illumination points wins. The overview of these rules ends here. The game is played by two to four players, lasts about 45 minutes and seems playable to me from 10 years old, or even younger.
Are you interested ?
You can have it in french wuth a picture :https://clavelus.blogspot.com/2020/02/q ... orium.html
And here’s the link to the publishers’s site : https://lelionvert.com/
We are a young french publisher called Le Lion vert (The Green Lion) and we would like to get our second game onto this platform. So we are looking for a kind developper to hire for this task.
Here’s an overview of the game.
In Scriptorium, you become a monk or nun copyist in the abbey of Dalheim in the Middle Ages, trying to achieve the most beautiful illumination. Each round (day) is divided into 3 phases (the hours).
1st Hour: Inks
There are five inks: black, gold, blue, green and red. Each copyist in turn takes up to two of different colors. It is forbidden to take gold and black at the same time.
2nd Hour: Lecterns
The sketches are parts of your illumination to be completed. There are several types: frieze, frieze corner, miniature, text and initial letter. Several sets of 4 sketches are offered (one more than the number of players). The first tease is that you choose a prize, instead of taking it, you give it to your opponent. Each bundle also includes an inkwell that grants you additional ink.
Last Hour: Illuminations
Now is the time to draw your sketches on your Illumination using the inks you have collected and marking points of Illumination. If you are faster than other copyists at finishing a full portion of your Illumination, you score additional completion points.
Is that all ? Not yet
There is a second tease. During the 1st Hour, you can decide at any time to stop collecting inks and to study the art of illumination. You will have no more inks but you will be able, at the 2nd Hour, not only to choose your batch of sketches first, but also to keep it for yourself! So, it is better to be quick to benefit from it before the others, but not too much so as not to find yourself running out of ink.
That's all ? Still not yet
There is one final tease. You can get help to speed up your drawing. Each Help makes you lose 2 points if spent. This time, this is it. We repeat this until one of the copyist has achieved his illumination. At the end of the day, the copyist who has the most Illumination points wins. The overview of these rules ends here. The game is played by two to four players, lasts about 45 minutes and seems playable to me from 10 years old, or even younger.
Are you interested ?
You can have it in french wuth a picture :https://clavelus.blogspot.com/2020/02/q ... orium.html
And here’s the link to the publishers’s site : https://lelionvert.com/
