Decision Maker

Make quick and fun decisions with Decision Maker – Spin the Wheel. Our app makes it easy to add options and spin the wheel to get a random answer. Plus, we've included a range of wheel templates to choose from, like the yes or no wheel, random name picker wheel, food wheel, movie wheel, and more.

But that's not all – our app also features a wheel maker that lets you create your own custom decision-making wheels. Need to pick a giveaway winner or run a raffle? Use our app to make it quick and easy.

Decision Maker – Spin the Wheel is perfect for when you're stuck on a decision. Just use our randomizer wheel to help you out. And if you need to make a yes or no choice fast, use the pre-made yes or no wheel for a speedy decision. We also have additional decision wheel templates, like the wheel of fortune, color wheel, lucky roulette, mystery wheel, truth or dare wheel, and many more.

Our app is completely customizable with features like customizable wheel colors and fonts, emoticons, adjustable turn duration, wheel statistics, and multiple skins to choose from. Plus, there are no limits on the number of options you can add, making it perfect for everything from raffle draws to choosing activities at home.

Stop wasting time agonizing over decisions – download Decision Maker – Spin the Wheel today and start making choices faster and smarter!

Gameplay:

Decision Maker is a strategy board game for two or more players. Players take turns placing tiles on a hexagonal grid, with each tile representing a different type of terrain or feature. The goal of the game is to connect as many of your own tiles as possible, while preventing your opponents from doing the same.

Tiles:

There are six different types of tiles in the game:

* Land: Basic terrain that can be connected to other land tiles.

* Forest: Similar to land, but can only be connected to other forest tiles.

* Mountain: Impassable terrain that cannot be connected to any other tiles.

* Lake: Impassable terrain that can only be connected to other lake tiles.

* Bridge: Can be placed over mountains or lakes to connect other tiles.

* Tunnel: Can be placed underground to connect tiles that are not adjacent.

Setup:

The game is played on a hexagonal grid of 19x19 tiles. Players start the game with a certain number of tiles, depending on the number of players. The tiles are placed face down in a pile, and players draw tiles randomly.

Gameplay:

On their turn, a player draws a tile from the pile and places it on the grid. Tiles can be placed adjacent to any other tile of the same type (land to land, forest to forest, etc.). Players can also place bridges or tunnels to connect tiles that are not adjacent.

Scoring:

Players score points by connecting their tiles. Each group of connected tiles scores 1 point for the player who owns the most tiles in the group. Groups of tiles that are not connected do not score any points.

Winning:

The game ends when there are no more tiles left to draw. The player with the most points wins the game.

Strategy:

The key to winning Decision Maker is to carefully consider your tile placement. You want to try to connect as many of your own tiles as possible, while preventing your opponents from doing the same. It is also important to pay attention to the placement of bridges and tunnels, as these can be used to create unexpected connections.

Variants:

There are several variants of Decision Maker, including:

* Team Decision Maker: Players are divided into teams and work together to score points.

* Advanced Decision Maker: The game is played on a larger grid with more tiles.

* 3D Decision Maker: The game is played on a three-dimensional grid.