Gamers make Vanessa Hudgens Christmas RPG

With the Christmas holidays fast approaching, one fan took the Netflix series The Princess Switch and turned it into a board game.

Over the past three years, Venessa Hudgens has played a number of characters trying to save Christmas and meet deadlines. Netflix film, Princess Switch. Just in time for the holiday season, a fan created a board game after watching the third season of Princess Switch.

Netflix has been delving deeper into the world of games, including their recent release League of Legends adaptation Arcane. However, during the holidays, Netflix released the latest season of Princess Switch film. In these films, lead star Venessa Hudgens plays identical characters with different costumes and accents to distinguish between them. Hudgens play out various mischiefs throughout the films, swapping places for other Hudgens who look their best and, ultimately, saving Christmas from the surprise of deadlines.

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Fans often can’t get enough of their favorite shows or games and turn them into tabletop versions, just like fans have added characters and classes from Final Fantasy 14 come Dungeons and Dragons E5. User ‘pjnick300’ used Reddit to announce the adaptation on their tablet The Princess Switch 3: Romancing the Star. The game is modeled after Lasers and sensations and used up to 3d6 to help Hudgenses.

The game has compact rules in one page making it perfect for anyone new to board games like The witch is dead. The player chooses a number between two and five. A high number represents “Responsibility” (planning, arguing, intentional action) where numbers above d6 need to be lower. Conversely, a low number indicates a relationship with “Feeling” (intuition, diplomacy, passion for action) and a higher number d6 should be. Another d6 is added if the activity is related to the character’s profession if they are speaking their voice and another action if they are impersonating another Hudgens, creating a total of three d6 dice.

The creator made sure to attach the note that “Any pronunciation of Hudgens, Hudgenses, or Hudgenses’ is valid.” Although the game is simple, it gives players the ability to summon their holiday spirit and play in the context of Christmas in a game Just in time for the approaching season.

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