What Board Game Are You Currently Playing?

[nyys]

Been solo-ing Imperial Miners a bit lately.

[Taeblewalker]

Champions of Midgard, Space Base, Wonderland's War, Heat: Pedal to the Metal and I believe one or two others I don't remember.

Edit: Gladiators

[boromir96]

Heat: Pedal to the Metal
This is the first racing game I’ve played, so far we’ve only played it in the base state. Next time we’ll start exploring the upgrade and weather modules. The core mechanics are fairly simple and intuitive.

Lost Ruins of Arnak
A combo worker placement/deck builder centered around exploring burial sites and temples.

Detective: City of Angels
Set in 1940s LA, one person plays as a criminal trying to foil the detectives who are all working the same case, but racing to solve it for themselves.

[Taeblewalker]

Pirate Fluxx and Terraforming Mars: Ares Expedition.

[OEAO]

Originally Posted by boromir96

Heat: Pedal to the Metal
This is the first racing game I’ve played, so far we’ve only played it in the base state. Next time we’ll start exploring the upgrade and weather modules. The core mechanics are fairly simple and intuitive.

Lost Ruins of Arnak
A combo worker placement/deck builder centered around exploring burial sites and temples.

Detective: City of Angels
Set in 1940s LA, one person plays as a criminal trying to foil the detectives who are all working the same case, but racing to solve it for themselves.

Nice- I've heard really good things about all three of these.

[Taeblewalker]

Pirate Fluxx 2-player and Freelancers 3-player. Amazingly good time!!!

[Taeblewalker]

Yesterday I played Apollo, Dragonquest and Lost Ruins of Arnak.

[Taeblewalker]

Two-part, six army Heroscape scenario, using maps I created myself. The Elves and Dwarves, plus a handful of miscellaneous heroes triumphed over orcs, goblins, skeletons, zombies and more!

Afterward, we played a 4-player game of The Last Kingdom. I liked it more than I thought I would.

[chas]

Yes, the recently Kickstarted The Last Kingdom (Gamelyn Games) is a somewhat unknown gem, but everyone who tries it wants to play again! I've now introduced it to 11 other players. I've played 9 solitaires and 6 games with live opponents, including all of our Heroscape gang, since 7/25/23. It should be in retail soon if it isn't already.

These 15 games allowed me to try out all ten Leaders, their Hero alternate versions, and the 6 Hero only characters, in varying combinations, with different number of Danes and Saxons--the two sides--with the entire player count possibilities of 2-5 Players. I've identified 15 factors that make each game different. I call it the most asymmetric game ever, as there are only about 3 cards duplicated (which usually come out in different game rounds), and no Leaders/Hero powers are duplicated--all are unique. The two default constants--Leader movement costs and battle strengths--are sometimes varied also.

I highly recommend it.

[Yodaking]

We played a couple games of Citadel last night (5 players). Two of us tied with 26 points in game 1, with a 3rd player at 25. Then I won game 2 with 24 points.

[Taeblewalker]

Freelancers today with four players. We defeated the dragon at the end of campaign A. Then we played Dragonquest, which everyone but me hated.

[Taeblewalker]

This past Sunday: Fleet the Dice Game, Ascension and Dungeon of Fortune

This past Tuesday: Dungeons Dice and Danger, Elder Sign twice, Dungeon Scroll twice, Dungeon of Fortune