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3 tiles per turn. Who wins from here? Trample. A turn-based strategy, carve paths and race for the bounty. Free demo: tramplegame.app?from=bluesky #screenshotsaturday #indiedev #gamedev

The Slanted Room

@theslantedroom.bsky.social

3 tiles a turn is tight. In playtests do people go straight for the bounty, or spend turns cutting off each other's paths?

Trample

@tramplegame.app

Usually blocking if the opportunity is there, if not its positioning for the later and higher scoring bounties. What would you go for? And what makes 3 tiles feel tight?

3/10/26, 7:13 pm1 repost1 like

The Slanted Room

@theslantedroom.bsky.social

From the clip I'd probably block first and save the big bounties for later. Tight in a good way: with only 3 tiles, one detour means you can't block and grab a bounty in the same turn, so every step is a trade-off.

Trample

@tramplegame.app

Sounds good, why don’t you give it a go and let me know what you think? Free browser demo in the link above or on itch: tramplegame.itch.io/trample

tramplegame.itch.ioTrample by tramplegameA competitive path-drawing strategy game. Free six-level teaser, play in your browser.

The Slanted Room

@theslantedroom.bsky.social

Gave it a go. Won the first field 66-60, grabbed the 6 and 10 sacks but your rival walled me in up top and I had to double back through my own mud. Drawing an L by picking up from the dot feels great. Do the later fields get tighter, or add more water?

Trample

@tramplegame.app

Glad you enjoyed! The later fields can be more crowded with obstacles, yes. But also more opponents. The bounty timer can be longer as well. So because of those three things the fields get bigger too!