About Snowpeople, from BoardGameGeek:
Snowpeople is the first print-at-home game published by Twin City Games. You are digging through a field of snow as you uncover and collect objects to decorate your snowman. Throughout the game, you use dice to choose paths to dig through the snow to uncover objects, as well as collect snow for the different body parts of your snowfolk's body. Whoever has excavated the largest and diverse set of objects to decorate their snowperson by the end of the game will be declared Best in Snow!
1. Every round one player rolls two dice, and each player records these results on the game sheet. All players use these results to dig around objects on their own player sheet.
2. Players use one result to choose a polyomino to draw within the grid. Players use the second result to choose a dig type for the polyomino and mark spaces in the grid.
3. After a player completely surrounds an object they count the number of squares that object occupies and marks that number in the matching row of that objects type. Players are encouraged to collect sets of objects using each type.
4. That player then marks an X in each row that matches the dig types used to surround the object scored. If there was only one dig type used to surround the shape, then a player marks three X's in that row.
5. Throughout the game players will earn Snowflakes that can be used for bonuses, and Stars that will earn them additional points at the end of the game.
6. At the end of the game players count the number of points earned from their objects collected, stars earned, as well as any unused bonus snowflakes.
-description from designer
