Very. A coziness to it that makes for a pleasant play experience, especially after a busy day.
Very. A coziness to it that makes for a pleasant play experience, especially after a busy day.
Game: A Place For All My Books speaks to me in its gameplay. Your goal is to arrange books around your apartment while also recharging your social battery so that you can go out and buy even more books! A wonderfully cozy game. #boardgames #aplaceforallmybooks
That feeling of oddness when your six-year old requests to listen to #Yoasobi π₯΄
Managed to play Planet Unknown for the first time. This #boardgame is pretty light and breezy and scales pretty well. Light on player interaction if thatβs what youβre looking for though, so while Iβll never proactively request to play it, Iβll happily partake.
Sheepy Time is a blast! A very fun game that isnβt getting the love it deserves. The game has you in the role of a dream sheep trying to outrun nightmares. For folks who love the press your luck element in their #boardgames, complete with some very charming artwork will find much to like here.
One of the taller structures we built while playing a stacking #boardgame called Rhino Hero Super Battle. A fun tense experience where the tower was on the verge of falling. And my kiddo wound up winning!
Finally got a chance to play a heavy #boardgame in the form of Shikoku 1889. Economic warfare was never so fun and engaging. Really looking forward to future plays to experiment with other levers.
Been pretty satisfied with the anime Iβve been able to watch from this year. My top 5:
1. Frieren: Beyond Journeyβs End
2. Dandadan (cliffhanger notwithstanding)
3. Yatagarasu: The Raven Does Not Choose Its Master
4. Girls Band Cry
5. Oshi no Ko S2
A good year overall!
Itβs definitely a love with her as well. Maybe because she actually has a chance to beat me and I donβt have to hold back too hard. Sheβs definitely getting more competitive this year!
As evidenced by this summary, my daughter became my primary #boardgames partner this year. Her ability to pick up new games and rules has been a marvel. Hope to be able to introduce more games to her this year! But also hope to play some heavier stuff as well. Happy 2025, all!
Another scenario of the Cthulhu Death May Die #boardgame where we deal with a Hatfields vs. McCoys type of scenario while protecting them from cultists. In this instance we were overrun by baddies, including a premature arrival of the Big C himself. But was it fun? Heck yes!
#Dandadanβs ability to generate humor, suspense/tension, adorbs, and romance in quick succession and executing it well to boot puts it in rarefied air. A wonderful anime with an excruciating 7-month wait, but one that Iβm looking forward to!
Finally got to try out The Wolves, a #boardgame where youβre in charge of a pack of wolves and ranging out to find food and establish dens. The concept is enjoyable but some of the scoring mechanisms make me go hmm and I definitely need to experiment some more.
Finally got The Great Zimbabwe #boardgame back to the table with 4 new players. Tight economy made for a very cutthroat but ultimately engaging experience. Hopefully I can get this back to the table more often.
A solemn reminder that my kid still influences a big chunk of the music I listen to.
How does it compare to Planet X and Search for Lost Species?
Cutest thing my 6-year old daughter said last night when playing Coraquest: βI move four spaces and attack him with my heavy crossbow!β #boardgames #coraquest
The people I played it with said the same thing during the teach. Alas, I have not played Glass Road.
Itβs definitely an Uwe game. The mechanics of using the player board wheels to turn resources into glass is fascinating and clever. Still, itβs an enjoyable middle of the road Uwe game. Which is to say itβs good! Happy to play it but it doesnβt displace Agricola/Feast for Odin/Hallertau for me.
Telling that most of the #boardgames I played in November are games for kids. Among those are a lovely dungeon-crawler in Coraquest and some fine spatial puzzles in Sunny Day and Labyrinth. Would recommend any of those for families with kids around 5-6 years old.
Finally got through Odd Taxi, a very intriguing mystery-thriller #anime that got a lot of plaudits when it aired. Definitely the kind of show thatβs right up my alley with its multifaceted characters and a story where every detail seems tied to the main plot. Enjoyed it thoroughly. 9/10