Re: [piecepack] Re: How many people submitted games to the ToyVault contest?

[Ron Hale-Evans <rwhe@...>]

Yes, I meant your game, Don, although I only knew the title, and
didn't want to "out" you in case you wanted to keep info about your
entry private.

By the way, I like OLIX. I may still have my commercial copy, although
all you really need are the rules and a Go set.

Ron

On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 12:18 PM, imfurry <donkirkby@...> wrote:
> I assume you mean our game: Cream of the Crop. The players are farmers planting crops, but their tractors move very strangely. A friend of ours compared it to Knizia's OLIX, which I thought was very kind of him.
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>> BTW, I do know of *one* other game that was submitted, through Google
>> Buzz. So that's two for sure.
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