PAZAAK!

Here ya go guys, have fun!

That's really cool!


erm...how do you play it?

If you check Wookieepedia if will give you the rules how to play it here. They take a while to get used to but if you get stuck let me know.

Amazing, never quite got how it worked but i seem to not have much feeling for numbers!

Still since i am currently in the middle 'o KotoR i might give this a try...thanks!

This reminds me a little of the (frankly brilliant) Fable2 Pub Games on the Xbox360. Well, Spinnerbox is pointless and rubbish I'll admit, but Fortune's Tower is great and Keystone will provide you with a new and fun gambling habit!

Redwatch wrote:

This reminds me a little of the (frankly brilliant) Fable2 Pub Games on the Xbox360. Well, Spinnerbox is pointless and rubbish I'll admit, but Fortune's Tower is great and Keystone will provide you with a new and fun gambling habit!

Fortunes tower was great especially with the glitch, the computer always beats me ...ALWAYS!!!

Just like real life gambling I suppose

Redwatch wrote:

This reminds me a little of the (frankly brilliant) Fable2 Pub Games on the Xbox360. Well, Spinnerbox is pointless and rubbish I'll admit, but Fortune's Tower is great and Keystone will provide you with a new and fun gambling habit!

Ah yes, I loved those pub games. I managed to get myself into quite some debt, ready for the game release.

Nosyd wrote:

I managed to get myself into quite some debt, ready for the game release.

Haha! Yeah, I did too. But now I can add all my winnings to the lovely big dollop of cash I get every time I load up my main file. Being a property magnate rocks!

Sweet, shame I don't remember how to play lawl

Righty-o here's how to play:

The game is broken up into 6 sets and the idea of the game is to get as close to (or preferably dead on) 20 as you can. If you go over the 20 total and you can't use a subtract card then you lose that set. The first person that gets to 3 sets win the match.

The cards at the bottom of your playdeck have numbers on them that can add or subtract away from your current score which can either bring your total up closer to 20 (the blue cards) or if you go over your 20 limit then you can use a red card to subtract from your total. You'll also notice that there are some cards that have a (-/+) next to them. These cards can be flipped by pressing the 'flip hand card' button on your screen. By flipping them you can either use that card number to add or subtract away from your current total.

If you want the computer to keep on dealing you cards press 'End Turn' and if you're happy with your total then press 'Stand'.

Hope thats helped.

That worked a treat, I just won a round!