Print N Play - Truck Off: The Food Truck Frenzy

Introducing Truck Off: The Food Truck Frenzy

Truck Off is a lightweight card game with some bite that captures the chaotic nature of the food trucking business. Your job will be to send out a team of food trucks trying land a sweet parking space at a lucrative venue. However, your opponents will be looking for the perfect opportunity to get you to Truck Off! You will need to set a strategic game plan with timing and tactical execution if you want to succeed in this Food Truck Frenzy!

A Free PnP for all you frugal gamers and anybody interested!

Plays 2-6 Players and plays in about 30 minutes.

PnP Components:
* 54 x Action Cards
* 6 x Location Cards
* 36 x Truck Tokens (Best if mounted on thicker substrate like cardboard)

I'm a food truck lover, enamored with zany truck themes and adventurous chow. When I first played this game, I quickly fell in love with the approachable theme and simple but clever game-play. Feedback is always welcome, and I hope you'll take a peek at the PnP and definitely send me a reply if you cut it out!

Cheers,
Adam from Adam's Apple Games

Truck Off sounded cooler LOL

Looks like fun based on the rules (although with the formatting and change tracking enabled the rules look like pickled asshole)

Sorry about that but thanks for the feedback. I converted the rules to PDF and I'm updating all links pointing that way.

www.dropbox.com/s/dmcu4jhwbl6mmm7/Truck%...012.27.2016.pdf?dl=0

Thanks,
Adam

I'd create a "Demand Deck" with equally distributed food types (Thai, Chinese, American, etc) and at the beginning of the game the players choose 3 items that they specialize in - the people who match the demand of the location (drawn at random each round) would then gain a bonus for matching it

SuperflyTNT wrote: I'd create a "Demand Deck" with equally distributed food types (Thai, Chinese, American, etc) and at the beginning of the game the players choose 3 items that they specialize in - the people who match the demand of the location (drawn at random each round) would then gain a bonus for matching it

Thanks for the reply and feedback. We've got some ideas on how to continue to expand on the current base of mechanics, but this idea of demand is interesting. The action cards have flavor text currently, but could easily be morphed into categories / icons. Cheers.