This Meetup-based
boardgames group remains on-line for the moment; we got together on
Jitsi and then played some games on BoardGameArena.
We started with
Quantum, a game
I still slightly regret having sold – but it hardly ever got to the
table, and it's freely available on BoardGameArena and Tabletop
Simulator (with the Void tile, which I didn't manage to find in real
life), so I don't need my own copy. Really. The space theme is quite
loose but it's still an interesting tactical game of dice placement.

On to Incan
Gold/Diamant,
which is a purified push-your-luck game: all the elements of the game
that aren't about pushing your luck have been ruthlessly removed and
replaced with others that are. It's a remarkably intense experience;
not something I'd want to play too often, but great fun since I was in
the mood for it.

Then Colorpop,
which is more or less a Candy Crush variant but with some actual
strategy to it: you win by having the least of your secret colour on
the board at the end, but tie-breaks go to the player who took the
least of their own. Surprisingly deep given the colourful
presentation, and a very close game.

Finally, Can't
Stop, a decent
filler game and one in which the preferred playing style changes as it
progresses.

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