Office Quest -Initial Design Concept

[@ConstantChaosGames]

Still early on, but finally got to a point where I felt like I could show off the initial design concept. I don't have written rules yet, still working out some significant things - but hopefully soon I'll have rules as well as PnP files. Follow the link in the description for the Work-in-Progress thread -rules and PnP files will be linked there when ready, as well as the most up-to-date versions. I don't love that the font size is so small, but I really wanted to maximize the narrative and I also didn't want to increase the card size from standard Poker - maybe it will have to happen, but I'm resisting. I'm interested in any input/feedback to help make the game better either here on KZbin or in the WIP thread on BGG. Thanks for watching!

[@MrAlistairSpalding]

I like the office setting and the clips and binders are a super smart way of tracking stats. Lot's of potential. I don't think you need to have the goal to save the world. Saving the office should be enough! Good luck.

[@ConstantChaosGames]

Yeah.. I think the "save the world" thing might be too much, but the silly office aspects are over the top too. I've definitely had fun leaning into the office humor with this design. Thanks!

[@apathy42069]

Very clever

[@ConstantChaosGames]

Thanks! This has been a fun design, but probably my most challenging. I am happy with where it's heading, so fingers crossed.

[@ArcheoLumiere]

Just started this video, but have you read The Daily Grind by Argus? Because this game sounds like that book series

[@ConstantChaosGames]

That's funny, someone on BGG said it reminded them of Charles Stross's Laundry Files novels. I hadn't heard of those or this one, but apparently I'm not the only one that has thought about "questing" in an office setting, lol. My main inspiration was just making a thematic reason why using a binder-clip and paperclips would make sense and it took off from there :) I appreciate the heads up on the similarity with that book, thanks!