More boardgames in the garden, almost in traditional British bank
holiday weather (a little chilly, but not actually raining).
We started with
VOLT,
which I've been playing quite a bit on yucata.de; this was my first
outing with the physical game. We played one round of the training
mode, then a quick match with the full rules including repairs and
upgrades. Great fun – possibly it goes a little too far in trying to
fix the problems of Robo Rally but if you're in the mood for a quick
game it works well, and there's a multi-match tournament mode too.
Shame it only plays 4, really.

Then on to new Kickstarter arrival Project
L – complete
puzzles to gain pieces, use pieces to complete more puzzles. I was
intrigued by this when I saw it at Essen, and I'm glad and slightly
relieved to say that I enjoyed the actual game now that I own it. Not
much player interaction (pretty much "I drafted that thing that you
wanted") but definitely one that would work well in the right mood.

Finally, a couple of rounds of Letter
Jam, in which
I fear I was the weak link; I just wasn't putting the anagrams
together properly. I find it too easy to spot one solution, then
concentrate on that to the exclusion of other possibilities.

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