ZunTzu

When I open ZunTzu I get a popup telling me there is a new version. However, it doesn't indicate what changes were made or if it's a stable build. Is there a change log somewhere? I noticed the same thing . . . I did download the update and seems stable for both older computers and newer 64K comput...

No: Thank-you! Sir, you have asked questions which are excellent! Design as you desire: we appreciate your questions AND decisions for our play ability 8) When your done, can you upload your final design for all to see? You have mused/forced me to do more! At this point, it seems your ZTB is ready :...

Hi Yallweh! Like the 'hand-off between Gamembox vs setup,' I also had an even more minor confusion about the 'supply-method' vs Map method! ZT Bill is (as always) correct. However, your use of the term CARD vs CHART is incorrect. Recognize this is a minor infraction, but these terms are important in...

Hi Yallweh, I produced "CreatureAteSheboygan," and am honored you used this as your first example :) This is a simple fix and instructive to new ZT Designers! Your question was also a problem of mine when first learning ZTB design. Thank you for the question. After downloading your ZTB and...

Hey Whomever,

I vote for more of the same - it is easier to see any new uploads - - keep it up

Thanks,

A day ago, I saw a forum post written in Russian. I checked a few hours later, and it was gone

Harkaman. Very nice - Just saw the fan based version by F. Jordan.

Just wanted to say, that this game is really well designed

Thanks for the original

Just finished playing a game - - quick and fast- - Happy 4th of July!

Thanks

Base Ball? Gotta see this!

An interesting idea - - I'm more of a 'physical' gamer. I prefer the tactile feel of an actual card-board game. The feeling of moving counters with my own fingers/tweezers; or spending time looking at a printed Map for an advantage against a FTF opponent - well, I like that! Although ZunZtu isn't 'r...

GDW is my focus, I am a GDW guy. In 1976, GDW produced a game called "Avalanche: The Salerno Landings." An early game on the subject, and probably the first at the company level. As such, this game designed by the famous Frank Chadwick, is truly historical in our hobby! However, I am havin...