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After Quadropolis a couple of months ago, I wanted to try
Between Two Cities
again, and tonight we did. It's probably not at its best with three
players, but I rather enjoyed it even so; I like the shared-city
mechanic, and this game has now made it to my "might buy if I weren't
saving up for Essen" list.

We'd had
Traders of Osaka
on the list of games to try for a while, and then it fell off for
reasons none of us could remember. With two of us having played it
last weekend, it seemed like a good time to give it a go. I don't
think it inspired us particularly, but it was quite pleasant.

I was curious about
Lanterns: The Harvest Festival,
so we gave it a go. It doesn't do anything revolutionary, but it does
what it does pretty well. If I weren't restricted in space as well as
game budget, I might pick it up; as it is there are other games I like
better.

We finished off the evening with
Tiny Epic Galaxies,
a game I've been hearing about for a while but not played before. And,
well, um, maybe? I don't really like the randomness of dice rolling,
though I could see a solid tactic in setting things up so that one
could use anything one rolled, and I'm not sure how much replayability
this has. Even so, I wouldn't mind playing it again.

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