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The Hamburger Game (1989 Chieftain Edition)

High-Definition digital recreation of the classic board game The Hamburger Game from the 90's. Players must collect all 8 toppings before the others by trying to memorize the different toppings tile's location while trying to steal other's players toppings. One of the classic board game from veteran French game designer Max Gerchambeau.

Features:
-Custom 3d model for the game's tiles
-Artwork completely redrawn digitally
-High-definition texture (no scanned texture)

Great care was given to recreate this games as closely to the original as possible and making sure all the artworks and graphics were at the highest visual quality as they could be. Every single board's elements, texture and artworks were completely redrawn, colorized and shaded using graphics editing software to create the best version of the game ever available. You can now revisit some of your childhood's memory or even share the fun with the younger generation! Plus, you can now flip the table and throw the game pieces everywhere and your mom won't even scold you Xp

I have spent a lot of time on this (probably more than warranted!), I hope a few peoples will enjoy it and I would be definitely happy to hear your comments about it!

For those of you who are interested, I have also wrote an article detailing the whole re-creation process on my website, www.dbwbp.com.

Stay tuned for more classic and out-of-print board game digital recreation!

-SkinnyV

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Release Note:

This is version 1 of the game's recreation, an update will be made available in the future that address some of the following issues with the current version:

*Instructions are not accurate and were rewritten as I was unable to find a scanned copy of the instruction card of that game's specific edition (If anybody has a copy of it, let me know!)

*There's currently no way (that I know of) to randomize the tiles position. So you will need to manually re set them every few games to prevent players learning their positions.

*The positions of some of the artwork on the side of the box are not completely accurate and were estimated but should be close enough.