Yesterday we were invited to friends for a boardgame afternoon.
We started with a game we wanted to play the last time, but he rules seemed to difficult at that time: Super Fantasy: Ugly Snouts Assault. In this dungeon crawl the players have to work together to overcome a dungeon run. The thing with this game is, that every player has a dice pool which he can use to split his actions into. But more dice means that you will more likely succeed. We will play this again the next time, since we really all liked it very much.
Then it was time for some animal action with Evolution. Create animals with characteristics and hope they suvive long enough to score you points - that the premise of the game.
Next up was the Stich-Meister, a card game where the rules change with every round - which means that chaos is constantly present.
Then we had some great dinner with pulled pork!.
The conclusion of the evening was a boardgame with an arcade feeling to it: The Battle at Kemble's Cascade. Each player has a small space ship, which has to survive obstacles which "scroll in" every round - so you don't know what's waiting for you in advance.
We started with a game we wanted to play the last time, but he rules seemed to difficult at that time: Super Fantasy: Ugly Snouts Assault. In this dungeon crawl the players have to work together to overcome a dungeon run. The thing with this game is, that every player has a dice pool which he can use to split his actions into. But more dice means that you will more likely succeed. We will play this again the next time, since we really all liked it very much.
Then it was time for some animal action with Evolution. Create animals with characteristics and hope they suvive long enough to score you points - that the premise of the game.
Next up was the Stich-Meister, a card game where the rules change with every round - which means that chaos is constantly present.
Then we had some great dinner with pulled pork!.
The conclusion of the evening was a boardgame with an arcade feeling to it: The Battle at Kemble's Cascade. Each player has a small space ship, which has to survive obstacles which "scroll in" every round - so you don't know what's waiting for you in advance.
Mir haben eigentlich alle 4 Spiele gut gefallen.
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