Lurker > Bospsychopaat

I wouldn't give Slice and Dice a second look if I saw it somewhere, but after your glowing review I'll actively avoid it as I don't want to lose that many hours. It sounds great!

AriaOfBolo posted...

Gloomhaven is pretty fun on Steam but seems like it'd be a nightmare in physical form

I've been playing the digital version as well and I can't imagine ever playing it on tabletop. Which is a shame, as the game is fantastic. The core gameplay is so good, forcing you to make difficult decisions every turn and the unlockable content keeps you playing.

Mysterium is on one of my favourite games, but you need the right group for it.
It works best as a chill game, you don't want people to tryhard it. I find that the cards and combinations often lead to funny moments, especially if people are talkative.

Great list so far!
Don't know half of the games on it, but that makes it all the more interesting.

These are great, especially when you compare them to the Fire and Grass starters.

RikkuAlmighty posted...

I demand an explanation from the 7 of you freaks that voted Copperajah

When I saw it for the first time in SWSH I knew I had to have it in my party. Great colour scheme and I think they nailed it being imposing while still being approachable/friendly looking.

If pokmon were real, I'd definitely train Wooper.

Flamme Rouge is the first game on the list that I've actually played. I really like it too and the Peleton expansion only makes it better: more pieces, teamand cobblestones. It also add breakaways, so up to two riders start ahead, though they suffer a penalty.

I do think that there's a risk of permanently falling behind if you're not careful.There are also multi-stage rules, that I admittedly haven't tried out yet, that look quite interesting, as you keep half of your exhaustion cards for the next stage and there's a general classification, just like in the Tour de France.

It's a great game that doesn't take too long and it usually has a lot of excitement. As long as you don't play with six for one stage, because then someone is bound to end up halfway the stage with two riders in the back with no chance of coming back.

MZero posted...

I might be very overleveled. Heading to fight Kleavor and the captain had a level 15 Goomy.

My team is all close to level 30

Either all of you are really taking your time or I'm rushing through things. My mons (and starter) were around lv 20-22 when facing this.

They're about to get to lv 30 and I'm well into the next area and about to face the next frenzied pokmon.

Bump

I've played 48 different board games this year (also a lot less than other years), so I'm curious to see how many will feature on this list. So far zero!