Twisted Tower - a tower game with a twist

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<p>Twisted Tower is a game of logic, strategy and cunning.</p> <p>Design by my 3 young daughters and me. The project has a long history. My girls showed it off twice at two Ottawa Maker Fairs to large crowds, and happy kids.<br/> Some who stayed at our booth for hours :)</p> <p>Great project to build with your kids to keep them out of trouble and give them something to do.</p> <p>Many years in the making history is here <a href="https://www.zambadu.com/tt/history-of-twisted-tower">https://www.zambadu.com/tt/history-of-twisted-tower</a></p> <p>Players are forced to think in three dimensions, and play offence and defense to win.</p> <p>You can play the game on four boards and try to get four in a row on one single board or vertically or diagonally through all four boards. But there is a twist: when it is your turn you can place one of your marbles on the board or twist a level to thwart your opponent.</p> <p>The following are a few of our favorite ways to play Twisted Tower:</p> <p>The challenge: get 4 in a row before you opponent does.</p> <p>For beginners, a way to play without too many rules.<br/> Allow for spinning of one, two or three boards. You have a choice, add a playing piece or spin one of the top three levels.</p> <p>In this variate, remember that you can "win on a spin" and turn the board to complete a winning move.</p> <p>Try limiting how long you get to make your next move. For example you only get 3 seconds to make a move.<br/> Try to play with our advanced pieces: which let two players share the same square.</p> <p>Another twist you can do is only make the winning move after you have at least 8 pieces on the board. This one simple rule can change everything!</p> <p>This is by far the most challenging, trust us when we say this level is only for perceptive players.</p> <p>Project site<br/> <a href="https://www.zambadu.com/tt">https://www.zambadu.com/tt</a></p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>We used PLA<br/> .2mm Layers<br/> 15% infill</p> <p>Print 3 top boards, 1 bottom board, 4 feet, 3 central towers and 3 sleeves.</p> <p><strong>Playing pieces</strong><br/> 16 marbles or 16 of our custom printed playing pieces<br/> one set per side.</p> <p>We used marbles from a dollar store.</p> <p><strong>No printed parts</strong></p> <p>The only extra parts you will need are 4 screes to attach the feet. Holes in the feet are 3.5mm.</p>