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1 天前 · Happy Friday, y'all! Standard Disclaimer I want to acknowledge that in reality most people would prefer to find a different option to the two presented in these polls. This is a theoretical exercise in which people are compelled to choose one of only two options. Please
4 天前 · Two-Player Tuesdays. 04 Jun 2024. Rachel. ( Herald Selenay) On Friday ( Friday on Friday - Hello February ), I revealed Mom and I's plan to play through our Ticket to Ride collection. This post marks the official start of our journey around the world with Ticket to Ride in 2024. I hope that you join us both on our rail-riding escapades.
3 天前 · Oh I'm sure you're all just dying to know how I got on at my first UK Games Expo. Andy and I spent most of Friday simply wandering Halls 1 & 2, almost immediately upon entering we got in back-to-back demos of Blitzkrieg!: World War Two in 20 Minutes and Caesar!: Seize Rome in 20 Minutes!. I won both despite Andy leading early, and while we both ...
3 天前 · Journey Into the Unknown. A blog that updates thrice weekly to discuss mechanics of board games on Monday, various games that have come across my radar that I'm excited about on Wednesday, and a recap of several games on Friday. My hope with this blog is to promote both community and discussion about our favorite hobby.
4 天前 · But let’s talk about the UKGE. This is a three-day convention in Birmingham, and it’s the biggest one in the UK. We actually think it is one of the biggest ones in Europe. It takes place in three halls at the NEC center of Birmingham, just besides the airport, and has multiple rooms at the nearby Hilton hotel for nights of open gaming.
1 天前 · A Gest of Robin Hood takes this latter element - Good versus evil, or to be more precise, Justice versus Order - and manifests it in a light-ish, COIN-ish, two-player undertaking where one player - the Sheriff, plus henchmen - extorts taxes and causes unrest, which he must then smother. The other - Robin, plus Merry Men - utilises this unrest ...
4 天前 · None of these commentators actually say it, but the implication is that there are too many new games, and as I prepared for the UK Games Expo last week that was exactly the phrase that was formulating in my mind. Sure enough as I walked the halls of the NEC on Friday, that view was only reinforced. While the numbers haven’t come out yet, Expo ...
