In no particular order:
Some of these have not been released yet and some are hard to get and others have been sitting on the backburner for a while. I don't need to buy any of these(most of us don't need anymore games..lol) but they are my top games on my wishlist.
I love Escape room type games in general and now add the Star Wars theme to it and to me it's an instant buy.
This game which isn't widely avaialable, but is available now though the BGG game store...which means I may have to pick it up soon...really looks like a fun card collection/engine building game with great components.
This is a French game that seems like its impossible to get in the states. You play as Dwarves building an Army though card collection, while also increasing the value of your gold and collecting gems which all come to togteher to help you achieve victory. It's a cool looking game and not something I've seen before and not sure that many people are talking about this one. If I were to rank these this would be at the top.
Good video here if you want a much better description than I wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4fNWWi3oU8
A game that looks to become a classic. Pretty sure everyone here knows about this one and many of you probabaly own it already. My only concern is that is may be a little heavy for my family...but having said that, they love root and I would have thought that would have been a bit too heavy too.
This is a new dice drafting game that follows along the tracks of the rest of the T series named games by Daniele Tascini. It has a cool mechanic where an Obelilsk puts a shadow on a section of the dice drafting area and chnages how they work or how powerful they are. Looks very cool, again a little concerned about the overall weight.
Love worker placement games and this one has a cool twist in that your workers are your family and you can get more workers by growing that family. It has all the elements of the old west, town building, farms, mines, ranches, right down to a showdown at high noon. Again a bit on the weighty side but love the theme and the mechanics.
#The Lord of the Rings: The Board Game
A Knizia classic that is getting a new reprint with some upgraded components. Very themeatic with you playing the hobbits and trying to get the one ring to Mt Doom. the upgrades are not that greatr but the game has always been reviewed well and any excuse to play a Knizia game is a good one.
A classic jungle exploration and dig up treasure game. The only issue is I want the version with upgarded components made by Super Meeple and that one bascially doesnt exist anymore. Hoping for a reprint or for someone to pick it up and distribute it here.
Another old west themed worker placement game, but this one with a cool rondell system that requires you to think ahead to plan out your next turns. There are so many paths to victory in this game such as gaining resources, moving wagons on the map, building bridges and businesses, and placing camps and gunmen. After that, a section of the board is rotated—slightly changing the layout of the actions for the upcoming chapter. Overall looks very cool.
This is a new version of The Game that plays a bit faster and just looks like fun. I'm a big fan of quick card games especially if they are a little thinky.
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rlupino 5 days ago |
Yes, although after 24 games we will prob take a short break from it.