Agile Game Board 1.8

The Agile game board encompasses four engaging games: Housie, 3 of Spades, Judgement, and Card Housie. Below is a professional overview of each game.

• Housie:

  In Housie, users first register the number of players and specify the initial betting amount. The game allows customization of prize options, which include:

  • Quick 7
  • First Row
  • Second Row
  • Third Row

  Winners can be defined for:

  • First Full Housie
  • Second Full Housie
  • Third Full Housie
  • Unlucky

  Users can toggle sound settings, restart the game, or exit at their discretion. A feature to restore the previous game state is also available. At game completion, the scoreboard can be viewed and shared, and users have the option to delete completed games from their board.

  A designated manager is responsible for overseeing the game, generating QR codes for ticket distribution. Players must scan the QR code to receive their tickets, and repeating this process will allow for additional tickets if needed.

• 3 of Spades:

  This game begins with users entering a name and adding players to the roster. Users can modify or remove players from the list as necessary. The dashboard facilitates point allocation; by checking the box next to a player's name and confirming, points can be added for each game round. Users also have the flexibility to edit or uncheck points as desired.

  A three-dot menu provides access to view participant scores post-game. The final scoreboard is accessible for sharing, with options to delete or restore games available at any time.

• Judgement:

  To initiate play in Judgement, users must input a game name, select a game pattern, and specify the number of decks. Additional players can be added through a simple interface. Users must choose one out of four available game patterns and organize player sequences efficiently.

  Upon starting the game, a dialog presents the current trump and hands in play. For each player, users adjust the hands value by selecting plus or minus buttons. Game rounds are recorded on the dashboard with editing capabilities available for ongoing rounds. As with other games, users can view and share scoreboards after completion, with options for deleting or restoring games as needed.

• Card Housie:

  In Card Housie, up to 156 players can engage using standard playing cards. The game host registers a name and indicates how many decks will be utilized (one to three decks). The total card draws correspond to the number of decks: one deck yields 52 draws, two yield 104 draws, etc.

  The host may allocate various prizes for winners based on draws (e.g., every third or fifth draw) or establish custom prizes for specific draws like the 46th. At least one prize must be assigned to any registered game.

  The host can initiate card draws by clicking a button and has access to audio announcements as each card is revealed. Additionally, resetting or exiting the game is straightforward; however, it’s possible to restore sessions from the main screen if desired. Game management includes visibility of past games alongside winner details and options for deletion or sharing of completed games.