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Frequently asked questions about our products Do you sell game X? Do you make computer games? When will game X be available (again)? Can I reserve a copy? How many copies of the new games are produced? Can you send me the rule for game X? Do you provide English rules with game X? I would like to see (more) pictures of your games Can you send me your catalogue? Questions about the rules of our games Do you sell game X? Question: I'm looking for game X. Can you provide it? Answer: Except for the Christmas packs, we only sell games we produce ourselves (see products). Do you make computer games? Question: Do you make computer games or online versions of your board games? Answer: No. No desire. No time. When will game X be available (again)? After Bonaparte unknown Beest no plans Bus currently available Cannes currently available Chameleo Chameleo no plans D'raf no plans Gossip! no plans Kiek no plans Naar de Oost! Splotter sells this game outside of the Netherlands only, in a German/English edition with the name "VOC" (see below). "Naar de Oost!" is the Dutch edition, which is distributed by de Drvkkery (dutch). Oraklos currently available Roads & Boats currently available spring 2003 (can be ordered now!) Planes & Trains October 2003, or later new R&B expansion October 2003, or later Tetragons new edition appeared under the name Oraklos (see above) Ur, 1830 BC currently available VOC currently available Web we consider a new edition in 2004 Can I reserve a copy? All games, including the new edition of Roads & Boats, can be ordered for shipment by mail using the order forms on the website. How many copies of the new games are produced? Cannes about 2000 Oraklos about 1500 Roads & Boats about 750 VOC about 3250 (Dutch edition: 1750; German/English edition: 1500) What does the name X mean, and how do you pronounce it? Beest Pronunciation: "Bayst". Meaning: Dutch word for "beast". Bus Pronunciation: simply the English way. Not the German way. D'raf Pronunciation: "Draff", with the "a" as in "staff", but shorter. Meaning: Dutch word for "off", like in "driving off the table". Kiek Pronunciation: "Keek", with the "ee" as in "geek", but much shorter. Meaning: snapshot. VOC Pronunciation: "Vay Oh Say" (or: Vee Oh Cee). Meaning: Verenigde Oostindische Compagnie (United East-Indian Company), a Dutch organisation for trade with the Far East in the 17th and 18th century. Can you send me the rule for game X? Answer: No. We do not have them in a suitable electronic form. To get an idea of how the game feels like, check out our links/reviews page. Do you provide English rules with game X? Answer: Yes, all games have rules in English. I would like to see (more) pictures of your games Answer: We know. We will make more pictures as soon as we have got time to do so. Can you send me your catalogue? Answer: No. We do not have printed catalogues or price lists. Questions about the rules of our games Answer: See the special pages with: Cannes rules questions R&B-rules questions Ur rules questions VOC rules questions For questions about the rules of other Splotter games, please e-mail us at info@splotter.nl. [entry page / guided tour] [order forms] [questions?]