The Odyssey Board Game

Introduction
The Odyssey Board Game was an English project I had to do. Basically it was to create a project of any of the choices given by the teacher and make it based upon a book you've read. I got permission to make a computer board game using RM2k3. Originally it was planned for a different book and the genre was an RPG, however, my friend wanted to be my partner. Although, he did not do much work and he actually delayed the project until 3 days before the due date. So in those 3 days, I had to make the game. It was finished upon the final day and became a success. My teacher enjoyed it and so did my peers. A public release was not intended but I decided to since my other game was delayed and I wanted to release something for the Release Something Event. And yes it is a complete game and will not be released until June 20.

Gameplay
Obviously, the game is a board game. It can be played in either 1 player mode or 2 player mode. In 1 player mode, you continuously roll a die until you reach the end. In 2 player mode, each player takes turns rolling the die.
Each time you roll the die, you go on the number of panels depending on what number you rolled. There are several different panels that you can land on; each of them has their own unique effect on the player.
The ? panel gives you a question to answer. If you answer it correctly, you get 5 points. If not, you don't lose anything. The reverse arrow panel makes you go backwards. You roll a 1-3 die and go backwards the same amount you rolled.
The arrow panels indicate which way to turn. It has no effect. The E panel is an event panel. It shows a brief scene of what happens to Odysseus and other things.
The item panel gives you a random item. The blue panel gives you 1-3 points. The red panel takes 1-3 points. Points are a half currency system and a half point system. It works as money for shops and also determines your overall score in the end. There are three different types of items: Double Panel, Dice Roll, and Triple Roll. Double Panel doubles your die roll. Ex. Roll a 2 and you get a 4 panel movement. Dice Roll allows you to roll two dice. Ex. Roll one 3 and one 4 and you get a 7 panel movement. Triple Roll allows you to roll three dice. Ex. Roll one 5, one 6, and one 3 and you get a 14 panel movement! Another panel that might be made for the public release will be a chance panel. A chance panel is where you can gamble your points. You can use items anytime during your turn! The goals of the gameboard include who can get to the finish first, who can collect the most points, and who can get to the finish with the least die rolls!

Notes
-Many of the scenes in the book were either altered or not presented in the game.
-This game was created in less than 3 days. So don't expect too much from it (custom graphics, no errors or bugs, etc.)
-The overall game takes around 10-15 minutes to finish. Saving is also possible for those who don't finish in time.
-The game will be released as a public version meaning it will be slightly edited.
-The game is moleboxed.