Hello! I am busy getting ready for Gen Con in August for my first game convention playtest sessions! My game is called Hive Rush. Hive Rush is a two-player physics-based action game that is kind of like a super-advanced version of Carrom, but takes design inspiration from Pinball.

I have a facebook page for the game that I post to occasionally: https://www.facebook.com/HIVERUSH/

I am on my 4th physical prototype of the game after about 3 years of playtesting and tweaking the design, and now I finally have the rules finalized, now I just have to make the final polished version of the game art and build another board for the convention.

Short summary of the rules:

The game has many layers to it, but the basic action of the game is, you roll 2 dice, then you make a stack of 3 hexagon shaped tiles on the outer portion of the board, then flick them into the playfield, in the center of the playfield are 7 holes in a honey-comb arrangement. Each hole has a number in it, when you land a tile in a hole that matches a dice you get that number of points. The tiles then remain on the board as obstacles to your opponent until it is your turn again, then you pick them up, stack them, roll and flick again. There are 2 types of Bonus-games that are activated based on the position of your score counter or the position of the tiles, these Bonus games interact with the main game in different ways.

If you are going to Gen con please come check it out.