Ghosts Board Game

It is a very funny strategy board game because you have to get into your opponent's mind and predict his moves, or prevent him from guessing yours.   The game board must be printed in 4 parts (4 identical prints) that then fit together to play. In the print profile of the board I inserted a pause to allow the color change (without AMS) to print it in two colors. I also inserted the AMS version already with the two colors set. The colored pins must be inserted into the hole behind the ghosts. The interlocking is a bit hard so there is no need for glue, but with a bit of patience they can be assembled. This is something that must be done only the first time and then they remain assembled. I made two versions of the box and the cover: I made the box both simple and with the groove to insert the ghosts on the bottom. If you prefer to store the ghosts above the parts of the board (so there is less risk of them getting damaged) you can print the simple box and a separate frame. I purposely set a lower filling for the frame so that it weighs less. You can also print the frame in TPU. The box cover is available in a single color version and a colored version with AMS.   For game instructions see below or in the attached PDF. Enjoy!   HOW TO PLAY Assemble the game board by fitting the four parts together. Two players play. Each player takes four blue ghosts (good) and four red ghosts (evil) and places them on the game board in two rows of four in the center (see in PDF for picture) in the order they prefer, making sure to keep the colored buttons in front of them and therefore not visible to the opponent. At each turn, the player moves a ghost to an adjacent square, forwards, backwards or sideways (not diagonally). Opponent ghosts that are in an adjacent square can be eaten. The winner is the first to do one of the following: - Eat all four of the opponent's good ghosts; - Have your four evil ghosts eaten by your opponent; - Take one of your good ghosts to your opponent's ho