The cards shown would be a 2-player game. I’m thinking I’d prefer a 2-4 player game. Which would double the card count but I like the flexibility.

Ooo, that’s actually a good name for a game. I’d be surprised if it hasn’t already been used!

Really interesting to see everyone’s different take on a game, though the pieces did tend to elicit a fantasy/dungeon vibe for most (myself included,lol).

Not entirely glue-less unfortunately. The top and bottom panels still need to be glued in to stay but I will fix that eventually.

The board version also has a game ending clock basically built into the game within the Yellow chip rules that the card version doesn't have at the moment. Very curious to see how it plays in reality!

I'm using a "card shift" effect that hopefully plays out similarly to a rotate effect in game.

Using blank cards as the "stackable checkers" for now until I think of a specific design for them, if even needed.

Square or round cards would be better but for now this is fine.

Haven't play tested it yet. Different game play to the wood or 3d printed options, there's no swapping or rotating of boards for one.

Players lay out their 3x3 card grid and then simply play off the cards in front of your opponent for the rest of the game (de facto swap I guess?).

But something with “Symbol” in the name could be pretty good.