Contest Idea

I'm thinking of running a contest where people design a game based on the landscape images I've been creating over the past couple of months.

The idea would be to offer a fortnight to produce a game of no more than 4 pages (let's say 1500 words); everyone who enters would recieve a compiled pdf containing the full range of games, the winners (one by popular vote, and one being the game I like the best) would recieve a printed copy of the full set, with colour images from the series scattered through the book.

For the moment, I'm just gauging interest.

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