Slope Ball

Objective:
The objective of the game is to achieve the highest score by performing a series of skill-based tasks.

Setup:
1. Each player needs a game board, a set of game pieces, and a timer.
2. Shuffle the task cards and place them in a stack face down.
3. Each player takes a score sheet and a pencil.

How to Play:
1. Players take turns drawing a task card from the stack.
2. Each task card contains a specific skill challenge that the player must complete within a set time limit (usually 1 minute).
3. Challenges can include physical tasks (e.g., balancing game pieces), mental puzzles (e.g., solving a riddle), or dexterity tests (e.g., stacking pieces quickly).
4. The timer starts as soon as the task card is drawn.
5. If the player successfully completes the task within the time limit, they score points as indicated on the card.
6. If the player fails to complete the task in time, they score no points for that round.

Winning the Game:
The game is played for a pre-determined number of rounds (e.g., 10 rounds). The player with the highest total score at the end of all rounds wins the game.

FAQs:

Q: How many players can play the game?
A: The game can be played by 2 to 6 players.

Q: What happens if there is a tie at the end of the game?
A: In the event of a tie, the tied players each draw one final task card. The player who completes the task fastest wins.

Q: Can players skip a task if they find it too difficult?
A: No, players must attempt every task they draw. If they fail to complete it, they simply score zero points for that round.

Q: What if a player finishes a task before the timer runs out?
A: The player scores the points and the next player takes their turn. The remaining time is not carried over.

Q: Are there different levels of difficulty for the tasks?
A: Yes, task cards are color-coded by difficulty level (easy, medium, hard). Players can agree on the level before starting the game.

Q: Can we modify the time limit for each task?
A: Yes, players can agree to modify the time limit for each task before starting the game to make it more challenging or relaxed.

Q: What should we do if a task card is unclear?
A: If a task card is unclear or ambiguous, players can collectively decide to redraw another card or agree on an interpretation.

Q: How do we handle disputes about whether a task was completed successfully?
A: Players can vote to resolve disputes. A majority vote determines whether the task was completed successfully.