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¿Question #2952?
meshuggener: Have you ever designed a game (published or not)? What was it called?

Lord_Prussian: I'm working on it. Working title is Promised Land.
Felimid: Nope. I did try to augment "War at Sea" and "Victory in the Pacific", though.
Zamomin: No, but if I would have, I would have called it "The barbers from Planet 34567"
Straight To Hell: I once designed a game called 'Is Uncle Terry A Racist?'. It's currently ranked 902 on BGG.
ricardofo: Guerra do Paraguai (Paraguay war)
kathleenryan: Yes. "Look Out Wall Street!"
ZeroZilla: In the process.
Blott: No.
Thegreatrob: yes, The Zone
aleo09: nope
foxxdye: It is called, "Hi." The game resolves around going up to people and saying hello.
douglasbushong: Yes. You'll find out soon enough.
DHEK: Nope. Never done that.
TheArchAngel: yes
diemacher: Weiner Dog, Specksnyder
jruddy: Yes - many. Too many to list. Sod off!
Ebon Wendigo: Yes, Janizary
leslauber: Yeah, I devised a bidding version of crosses and noughts I called "HEADS & TAILS"
dralius: Yes i have, Cannon. There are others but this one is a favorite of mine.
Cromaa: Nope
Burnham: Yes, many, the biggest one was called "The Skeleton Game" it was an RPG that I made back before I really knew how RPGs work. I was 8 at the time I made it.
nexttothemoon: Barrelball...chalkboard shuffleboard variant...solitaire tennis variants...darts variant...poker chip indoor curling variant ...marble Olympics...all my own creations of course bearing a only a minor resemblance to the actual games.
JosdanGames: Yes I have, just released by Josdan Games (that's me too), it is called GRIDDLE!
vampywife: Yes (not published, not technically finished), it's called "Hierarchy of Needs"
scriptorum: Many. Which one?
TheDS: yes, I've both designed my own games (even finished a couple of the smaller ones) and rewrote rules for existing games. Not counting "house rules", some of which might take up a page or two if written out properly. As to names, well, you've never heard of most of them. I released a major Mod for Civ called Advanced Combat Rules, and you can go to that section and look up ACR3. I also did a semi-major mod to fix what I thought was wrong with the new Imperium game from AP, but since then, they have changed the rules a bit, and I've read someone else's good houserules for it, so I feel I need to redo that some day. Lastly of importance, I completed basic new rules for Attack which simplified it a bit, but made it feel more like a wargame, but I still have work to do on the advanced optional rules (like for a custom map) and haven't released them.
brainrob: Yes - The Game With Lots Of Camels In
Bahamut-X: Only prototypes, unfinished
drummermark: No, but I have some ideas.
confuse_a_cat: I designed a trick-taking card game called "Diamonds" and an abstract piece-capturing game that I haven't yet named.
Dubbelnisse: Cale Explorer
_Kael_: Yes. Would have made the title after I was done. But never came that far.
POvidiusNaso: Yup. I called it, "Super Happy Game."
ZombyDawg: Not completely
puffinge: Adam and Eve
javelin98: Yep, several. "Brimstone" is my set of 15mm/28mm skirmish rules set in Hell; "Steel Rain" is my set of 6mm sci-fi armor rules; "Bat'leth" is my set of 28mm Star Trek skirmish rules.
Domokun: Vigilante: The Role Playing game
DonO: Hundreds certainly, most of them are deservedly lost and forgotten, few ever had names. Only one published: Crash
jellospike: I have designed many; never published (they were good, but had several flaws, and I'm too lazy to fix them). Most were unnamed, but among the others, there were "The Emperor's Youth" (nothing to do with Star Wars) and "The Whiteman House".
Karlsen: No
Thedalek: Yes, many. My two favorites are TimeShip and Nineveh & Ur.
Belash: yes, no name... about ice hockey
CharlieWonka: No
skrutsch: In Search of the Unicorn
CherryPie: No.
arkibet: nope - but I've playtested some that I'm sure will someday make it to market.
edosan: Never designed one, but it was called "FerretWar 2000"
dakarp: In fourth grade, I put numbers over the letters on a boggle set, and called it mathoggle. In retrospect, Addled would been a better name.
djlg: No. NA.
nouge: The Evil Office Game
rdmasters: Idea Looting. You see you went around ask...haaang on!
Randy Cox: Sure. Some were called Sydney 2000, The X-Files Game, Vacation, MovieLines. The only one I (self) published was Ultimate All-Time All-Star Baseball, but that's more a redevelopment than design.
heli: Balmy Balloonists was one
chaddyboy_2000: Nope.
snoozefest: no
Spielfreak: I'm working on one...
Tim Synge: No.
bluebehir: not yet
jttm: Designed yes, published no. Haven't named it.
CortexBomb: Nope
skelebone: I've worked on a game concept called "Cattle Drive" or "Keep Mooovin'"
CDRodeffer: This space is too small to list all of them, but my ludography is around 20 games so far. Only a couple are listed here, because I let others list them.