More boardgames played from home.
Top game yet again was
Rallyman: GT
at which my rating continues to decline. Hey ho. At least I'm enjoying
it.
Several games of
FUSE for my 10×10.
(I play "calm FUSE", where you set a ten-minute timer that doesn't
nag at you, just goes beep when the time is up.)
Also for the 10×10,
Maiden's
Quest,
which I got in a trade at the start of the year and haven't played
till now. Fun, but the setup is more fiddly than I'd ideally like; I
think I'll have to print a bunch of card trays to go in the box. (And
the rulebook is as bad as everyone says; fortunately the second
edition is on BGG.)
Some more
Incan
Gold/Diamant on BGA.
New discovery on yucata.de:
Lemminge.
You're racing your lemmings across various sorts of terrain, playing
cards and sometimes changing the terrain as you go. Great fun.
For my 52 game challenge and because I fancied it, Arkham Horror: The
Card
Game.
Yes, all right, I can see why it appeals, and the possibilities are
substantial. But it's an FFG game, so to get those possibilities you
have to pay, and keep paying. Might play again but I'll clearly never
buy it.
Some Jaipur (now
removed from yucata.de, and gone premium-only on BGA presumably to pay
for royalties; oh look, it's owned by Asmodée).
Not Alone on
BGA – where the notes that keep track of things from turn to turn are
very useful.
Potion
Explosion
where it seems that if I take ages to think about what I'm doing I can
actually play moderately well.
More Sakura
Arms, another
"would have lost next turn if I hadn't won on that turn" finish, which
is probably a good sign.
Tobago and
Twin Tin
Bots
because I like both of them and I try to have some turn-based games on
the go most of the time.
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