But then, we decided to change it because we felt that it wasn't original enough. So, our 2nd idea was 'King of the Hills', which is also a life-sized game. The rules basically goes like this :
- Each person takes a turn, rolling a life-sized dice, and the number of steps they take moving forward depends on the number on the dice.
- However, if one lands on a CHALLENGE BOX, he/she will have to do the challenge before the game can proceed. It could be anything, from as simple as going back a step, or doing some dance moves on the spot before proceeding to the next player's turn. Usually the challenge consists of more than one options, where the player opts to do this than the other.
- The final objective of all players are the 'Center', meaning the 'top of the Hill', and the first player who arrives there, is the 'King of the Hills'.
This is just a rough sketch I made, illustrating how the King of the Hills looks like :
I realise it's not a very good job, but I hope the idea gets through. The arrows indicate that the person who lands on it must move forward (or backwards, depending on the arrow's direction) according to the number of times listed there. The Question Mark is a mystery challenge the player must perform. Simpler challenges are further away from the 'Top of the Hill', while tougher challenges are closer to it. The final step before the player reaches the 'Top of the Hill' is always the toughest challenge, or requires the player to step way further back. Also, the challenge that is completed on a certain box will still be there, and the next time a player lands on it, a different challenge will be presented.
Rules are still subject to change depending on the group members majority decision. That's all for Challenge 3's rough idea.
~|Hoi Jun|~
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