Sports have changed over time.

At first, deadly competitions gave way to events in which rules and technological advances were designed to protect competitors from serious injury. Eventually, robots replaced athletes and engineers became the new competitors. As time went on, the popular appeal of spectacular conflict as entertainment led to a form of mechanical combat in which the tools of disaster became bigger, faster, and more devastating. The near future is the era of . . . Diecast Demolition.

Competitors design armed and armored vehicles, putting their trained robots behind the wheel for competitions of motorized mayhem. The game itself is resolved with less advanced technology, using toy cars, rulers and protractors, and six-sided dice.

This is what we call a thrift or scrounge game. We give you the rules and you scrounge up the rest of the items you need from your house or at a discount store.

What You Get: This PDF game booklet explaining how to play the game. This is the digital download version of the game. It is formatted for sixteen (16), 5.5″ x 8.5″ pages (equivalent to 4 sheets of 8.5″ x 11″ (letter sized) paper when printed on both sides and folded).
What You Also Need:
• Ruler,
• Protractor (standard 6”),
• Diecast Toy Cars (like Matchbox or Hotwheels – 1 for each player),
• Scrap Paper and Pencil,
• Standard Six-Sided Dice (the more, the better),
• Playing Surface (any large flat surface will do, but we recommend an empty table)
Printable substitutes and additional resources are available for free download on the Gainsage website.