More boardgames played from home.
Game playing has slowed down quite a bit, but diversified at little.
Letter
Tycoon and
Rallyman: GT
are still on top, and the 12-race league is nearly at its end. There
has been occasional silliness.
More Flamme
Rouge by
forum; the software seems to be working well now.
Some more VOLT,
Automobiles,
Lemminge and
Twin Tin
Bots](https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/126239/twin-tin-bots) on
yucata; I'd play there more but most of their games aren't
particularly to my taste (they lean towards the complicated euro
style).
Downforce on
BGA, at which I still haven't won a game.
Rallyman for the
monthly cup. (Will I keep playing it once I have the new Dirt? Maybe.)
And one I've been curious about for a while, A Touch of Evil: The
Supernatural
Game,
run on the forum. I'm very impressed: on the one hand, yes, it's an
Ameritrash game without a lot of mechanical sophistication (like
Firefly). On the other, and like Firefly, it generates a constant
stream of microstories as one comes up with explanations for why
that encounter went that particular way. (And it seems to have been a
strong inspiration for the FFG Cthulhu games as well, without their
same feeling of tedious mechanical inevitability.) Definitely on my
purchase list.
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