Board Gaming

[RichardMNixon]

Anyone into Eurogames a la Puerto Rico or Power Grid?

It can be pretty tough to find players on Brettspielwelt, but we could form a weekly league or something if anyone is interested.

 

[Prolescum]

I haven't heard of those games, but I do like a lazy Sunday afternoon with a Settlers of Catan variation/expansion.

I have this but haven't played in a while. It's better on the table, really.

 

[DepricatedZero]

I adore a good board game

Haven't heard of the ones you mentioned, but like Prolescum, love me some Settlers of Catan. I've got the extra players pack for normal and C&K downstairs. One of my favorite games.

I'm also a huge fan of the 18XX games, as well as the Crayon Train Games(like Eurorails).

Supremecy, Through the Ages, Civilization(not relative to Sid Meier's), Carcassonne, all great games off the top of my head

 

[Case]

Best game ever developed, yo.

 

[RichardMNixon]

If we could get six to ten people to commit to a periodic game it'd be pretty neat, but I guess time zones could be an issue.

Power Grid is crazy good though.

I've also taken a recent interest in Imperial. It's a wargame with six countries, but the players are wealthy international investors. If you have the biggest share in a country you control it's economy and warring.

I've played some Carcosonne and Catan but none of the others.


My experience with go has been that I really enjoyed playing it about four times, and then I have no desire to see it again for six months.