About 10 years ago, my brother and I started work on a game we called Cyborg. It was a great game until we tried to write down the rules. We have subsequently tried three times to codify the game and each time we have made it suck hard. I think its mostly my fault – I usually do a pretty good job of codifying rules, but I usually do my own games. This is, I think, probably something that the creator of the game concept should have done. If we are lucky, one day he will.
Essentially the game is played in the far future when corporations have taken over the running of the planet (“Will the member for Pepsi please be quiet, the member for Coke has the floor!”) but the terminology has remained largely the same. In other words, hostile take overs are take overs of companies, only now there tends to be a little more blood shed.
The model above was painted as part of a four man “Auditing Team”. There was Mr Blue, Mr Orange (pictured), Mr Scarface and Bob. I had visions of the auditing team coming from Miami and wearing ridiculous clothes – hence the orange suit. I think it worked out great – the photo was taken by a photographer friend of mine Kent Marcus.
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