[GK Games] And now for something a little different

[Gypsy Knights Games]

And now for something a little different.

Coming soon!

 

[phavoc]

Interesting! I don't have kids, but adults can color too!

 

[Gypsy Knights Games]

Interesting! I don't have kids, but adults can color too!

We think of it as fun for all ages.

 

[phavoc]

We think of it as fun for all ages.

Like beer!

 

[Gypsy Knights Games]

We think of it as fun for all ages.

Like beer!

Possibly.... LOL.

 

[Tenacious-Techhunter]

That is certainly an interesting take on RPG material. Is there some sort of “Tabletop RPG Industry Innovation Award” you’re gunning for? I could totally see those players temporarily sidelined for whatever Tabletop reason coloring up a few ships to be used later...

Is there a digital version that people can just use the “paintbucket” tool on?

 

[Gypsy Knights Games]

That is certainly an interesting take on RPG material. Is there some sort of “Tabletop RPG Industry Innovation Award” you’re gunning for?

LOL! No, I'm not aware of it if there is one.

I could totally see those players temporarily sidelined for whatever Tabletop reason coloring up a few ships to be used later...

Is there a digital version that people can just use the “paintbucket” tool on?

No digital version. We'll have a PDF for folks to download and print. We'll also have a POD for folks to buy and color the old fashioned way.

 

[-Daniel-]

Sort of reminds me ages ago when there was a D&D Coloring Book and we all made fun of the fact, yet we all bought it. LOL

 

[JRoss]

Cool! I've been wanting to do something similar. My idea is for an actual coloring game, where the color of say, your equipment and armor, gives your character abilities, and the way you color scenes or do connect-the-dots causes the story to branch.

 

[Gypsy Knights Games]

Cool! I've been wanting to do something similar. My idea is for an actual coloring game, where the color of say, your equipment and armor, gives your character abilities, and the way you color scenes or do connect-the-dots causes the story to branch.

That's something that I had not considered.