Golden Bell Studios Robots On The Line: The Game of Building and Selling Robots! Tile Game

Product Description

You’re one of the lucky robot factory workers invited to an exclusive event. Your job? Picking refurbished or out-of-date parts to build robots that meet eager buyers’ requirements. Sell your completed robots to earn points and achieve certain bonuses to earn even more points; but hurry because other players may be building a robot to sell to the same buyer first. Can you outsmart your opponents and assemble a four-wheeler robot with two heads, or a robot with six eyes and four hands before they do?

From the Manufacturer

$53,982 raised

with 975 backers.

In Robots on the Line, robot parts move down two conveyor belts. Players take turns pulling robot parts (heads, bases, arms, hands, batteries, antennas and magnets). As players take robot parts, they build robots in front of them. Trading is always allowed and encouraged! If you meet a buyer’s requirement, you sell it for money. If you meet the bonuses, get ready for even more cash! The game ends when all tiles are off the line or when a player has built 3 robots. The player with the most money wins!.

Sell Robots, Get Money

If you meet a buyer’s requirement, you sell it for money. If you meet the bonuses, get ready for even more cash! The game ends when all tiles are off the line or when a player has built 3 robots. The player with the most money wins!

Includes colorful, comprehensive rulebook for players and students of all ages!

High-Quality, embossed box that looks great on any shelf!

Not only is our color palette friendly for color blind players, but we’re using icons tto better distinguish parts of the game

Build and Sell Crazy Robots

You never know what your robot is going to end up looking like. Play your hand smart and the conveyor line smarter to ourwit your opponant and become the next robot mogul!

About the Startup

Describe your product in 3 words.
Satisfying. Light. Creative

How did you come up with the idea for this product?
We wanted to provide players of all ages a fun game with an awesome concept. We want to encourage kids to learn and experiment with robots. Who knows, maybe we’ll even get the creative juices flowing for the next Einstein!

What makes your product special?
We took elements of tile games, deck building, and hand manangement games and smashed them all together into something cool and kinda silly. We think that makes it super unique!

What has been the best part of your startup experience?
I’ve had the wonderful opportunity to test the game literally hundreds of times with a lot of different people—men, women, and children from ages 8 to 70.Some of the testers have published games themselves so I was able to get really good feedback.