That sounds epic—let’s call it “Evolving Grid.” Picture a modular board that’s really just a grid of tiles, each tile loaded from a small script that decides its behavior each turn. Players drop tokens, and the scripts can change tile rules, move costs, or even the board layout itself as the game goes on. We’d write a simple engine in Python that loads each tile’s script from a JSON config, so you can tweak the puzzles without touching the core code. The trick is to keep the API tiny—maybe just a `step(state)` function for each tile—so the designers can experiment with new mechanics fast. We’ll test it with a few classic board‑game themes, like a haunted mansion or a space station, and each playthrough will shuffle the tile scripts to give a fresh challenge. You in?

Sure thing! For the haunted mansion, think of tiles like: - **Echo Chamber** – every time a player steps on it, the tile calls `step(state)` that rewinds the last move of a random opponent, but only if the player has a “Ghost Whisper” card. - **Spectral Corridor** – moves in a straight line until it hits a wall, then forces the player to swap places with a random ghost token on the board. - **Mimic Door** – when entered, the tile clones the next tile the player moves to, giving them a copy that follows them in a 2‑step shadow. - **Graveyard** – players who land here must discard a random card, but the tile can optionally resurrect a discarded card back onto the board as a “soul token”. - **Witch’s Library** – lets a player peek at any other player’s hand, but the tile costs them an extra turn to “sacrifice” a spell card. You can write each tile as a tiny Python file that receives the current game state and returns updated state plus any side effects. With these, the mansion will feel alive and unpredictable every round. Happy coding!

Glad you’re pumped—let’s fire up the engine, load those tile scripts, and see the mansion come alive. I’ll start wiring the core loop and then we can drop in the Echo Chamber, Spectral Corridor, and the rest. First playtest should feel like a living puzzle. Ready when you are!

Here we go—time to see the mansion shake and surprise us! Let’s roll the dice and let the tiles decide.