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Rick & Morty: Anatomy Park

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Game Category: Board Games, Card Games, Strategy Games

Number of Players: 2, 3, 4

Tags: Custom Models

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Description

A complete Tabletop Simulator conversion of the Anatomy Park game! Rulebook PDF in the tablet.

2-4 Players
Refer to the rulebook on the specific way to shuffle the Bodily Reaction deck.

Features:
- Custom 3D Standees of all 6 characters and 6 Diseases, with tintable bases! (Two diseases use red standee bases for their ongoing effect. Refer to rulebook for more information.)
- 5 colored Control Cubes for each character (30 in total).
- 6 Oversized character cards.
- Bodily Reactions deck.
- Master Plan deck for Advanced Play rules.
- Unlimited scoring tokens (1 VP on one side, 3 VP on reverse).
- 3 flesh colored dice (kinda like the physical version). Ew.
- Fancy meat background to make it feel like you're inside Ruben!
- Figures and tiles sized to allow all characters and diseases to stand on the same tile (if needed).
- Grid snapping to help with alignment. (Grid is smaller than tiles to allow for the above spacing of characters, so consider this when aligning your tiles.)
-Tiles sized meticulously to guarantee a flush playing surface with minimal space inbetween. (Recommend to lock tiles when not moving them.)

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BaconCatBug™ 25 Dec, 2017 @ 11:07pm

Fixed it: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1244364169

Archimedes™ 25 Dec, 2017 @ 1:26pm

Accidently hit post early...

5) Set the table to have invisible gridlines for the Tiles to snap to, makes it much quicker/easier to place tiles down and have the 'board' look neat and tidy.

Other than the couple of issues, which we found workarounds for (we set up a grid at the start of our game, and dealth with the Cut&Pasting) this is a great addition to my TTS workshop library.

Thanks for putting in the effort to make it :)

Archimedes™ 25 Dec, 2017 @ 1:24pm

Just played through this with a friend and have a few suggestions:

1) Make the Tiles cards so that they stack and can be shuffled in a deck. This makes abilities that tell you to place something on the bottom of the deck much easier to do.

2) Fix the issue with Tiles not being able to be dragged out of player hands onto the board. We had to Cut and Paste them out of our hands the entire game. I'm not sure exactly what is causing this issue, though I think remaking the tiles as Cards could solve it (IDK for sure)

3) Fix the issue where cards in other players hands display as question marks instead of the "card back". Again, this might be solved along with 2 by just making the tiles into actual cards that happen to be square.

4) Could be nice to have a 'Quick Reference Sheet' on the board somewhere, with all the turn step options on there. Just for ease of use rather than having to turn back to page 5 of the rulebook each time.