I was thinking of that. I've actually played it and it's a bit of a classic, but I don't know how well it would work with 2 players. It's also presumably rather simple by modern standards. However, you don't have to commit any crimes! One person is just running away and the other players are chasing them.Try Scotland Yard?
The friend that introduced me to Pandemic and has all the expansions loves Thunderbirds. Message passed on.With regards to Flashpoint/Pandemic/Forbidden island/desert and such. The latest due out is Thunderbirds by Matt Leacock. Based on an old TV show with marionette puppets. Looks quite good.
My daughter and I love Specter Ops. I think the fact that it play quick and simple rule sold it to her. One of the few games I don't have to cajole her into playing with me. What were you hoping for?Going off Board Game Geek, it doesn't sound like Specter Ops is what I hoped it would be. Seems Letters from Whitechapel is the better game, even though it isn't an option for me. :
The impressions on BGG point to the game not being balanced very well. Though I think most were playing it with three players or more and it might be better suited for two.My daughter and I love Specter Ops. I think the fact that it play quick and simple rule sold it to her. One of the few games I don't have to cajole her into playing with me. What were you hoping for?
The impressions on BGG point to the game not being balanced very well. Though I think most were playing it with three players or more and it might be better suited for two.
The year is 1849. Giuseppe Garibaldi is fighting to defend the Roman Republic, which has fallen to the French Army. On the morning of August 3rd, after a night of bombings, Garibaldi is forced to disembark in Magnavacca. With him are only Major Leggero and Anita, his wife, severely ill with fever. The Austrian patrols are already moving The hunt is on The escape has begun Garibaldi is a gripping bluffing game suitable for the entire family.
What's some good filler to throw in a cart while I'm making bigger purchases guys?
I guess the same thing happened to me. I just strolled into my LGS, which is in Sweden of all places, and they had about half a dozen copies of Krang.As for Krang I don't know if what you got is a reprinted. There were rumors that it will get reprint. I got it off Amazon last month when a dealer in UK got some but many people said, they just found an old deadstock. I finally got it last week but the box was completely smashed in .... though the contents were mostly undamaged except for the manual.
How does one keep track of stuff like that anyway, besides hanging out on the dedicated BGG forum for the game? I have no idea how I was supposed to have found out... Same thing with the mega-late pledge for Blood Rage, which I also wanted a piece of but missed.Sorry to say, but yeah you just missed out. They kept the pledge manager open for a good month.
I subscribe to the board game subreddit and both late pledge managers were posted. Its ultimately being at the right place at the right time.How does one keep track of stuff like that anyway, besides hanging out on the dedicated BGG forum for the game? I have no idea how I was supposed to have found out... Same thing with the mega-late pledge for Blood Rage, which I also wanted a piece of but missed.
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Scythe is up on Kickstarter. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jameystegmaier/scythe
A quick reference as a stretch goal? That's a bit scummy, even though it's pretty much guaranteed to reach it.
Scythe is up on Kickstarter. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jameystegmaier/scythe
A quick reference as a stretch goal? That's a bit scummy, even though it's pretty much guaranteed to reach it.
Not seeing an incentive to even back this, it just seems like upgrading the box contents goals so far.
I guess the same thing happened to me. I just strolled into my LGS, which is in Sweden of all places, and they had about half a dozen copies of Krang.
How does one keep track of stuff like that anyway, besides hanging out on the dedicated BGG forum for the game? I have no idea how I was supposed to have found out... Same thing with the mega-late pledge for Blood Rage, which I also wanted a piece of but missed.
The impressions on BGG point to the game not being balanced very well. Though I think most were playing it with three players or more and it might be better suited for two.
How does one keep track of stuff like that anyway
There's Nuns on the Run (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/65515/nuns-run) but it may be better for 4+ players, and the nun theme might offend some people.
I really wanted this, but now I put it on hold as it doesn't seem that great with just 2 players (which is how I play most of my games). I'll just manage with Letters from Whitechapel (which is awesome with 2 imo)
If you want the collector's edition? Doesn't seem too bad for the price of $100 in the US.
SUPER early on, maybe some elxcusive stretch goals are coming?
I'm a little miffed at the add-ons for 7th Continent. This is only my second Kickstarter, and the last one I did didn't even have stretch goals. I'm not sure what to do with the add-ons, as I haven't even seen anything about them going to retail (for sure) yet. If they are going to get a publisher and be sold at regular stores, then I'll wait on things so I can pick 'em up 30% off at Coolstuff. Otherwise, I think I'm still all-in, as I got in on the Early Bird, and the game looks super cool and engaging.In for Scythe. Out for 7th Continent. It just got too pricey for me to get all the exclusive stuff. I will take a look at it again at retail.
SUPER early on, maybe some elxcusive stretch goals are coming?
Anyone pick up AGOT LCG 2nd Ed? I'm itching to pick it up since I want to start from the ground floor and the game looks interesting and fun. Only downer is my primary gaming partner is my wife and she's not keen on CCG type card games at all. (I've tried to rope her into LOTR LCG numerous times and failed every time). I can probably get a buddy to try it out who used to play Magic but then it's just 1v1 and I'm not sure how into the meta he'll be.
I'm interested in any impressions from GAF'ers who may have jumped in.
In for Scythe. Out for 7th Continent. It just got too pricey for me to get all the exclusive stuff. I will take a look at it again at retail.
Stegmaier doesn't do Kickstarter exclusives at all. It's a firm stance and one of the reasons I'm a big fan. There will be little promos though that will cost extra if buying afterwards from BGG store/conventions etc.
Just found out about Mistfall. Wish I had been able to back the Kickstarter, since there doesn't seem to be a way to cheaply get the exclusive items. :\ Maybe they'll put out something next year or whenever they fix all the cards they fucked up.
I'm not saying that the 7th Continent minis are introducing drama and price inflation into what should otherwise be a pretty normal kickstarter for a box of cards, but...
So frustrating. At least we can prep our shopping baskets and wait.I was on Miniature Market just browsing since CSI has Room 25 Season 2 (why not you MM?!) and then went to the front page to see a 10% off sale on EVERYTHING. I thought cool but why isn't this page loading? WHY ISN'T DOING ANYTHING?! OH NOOO!!!!
They crash and cancelled the sale.
Anyone gonna get the new Race for the Galaxy Expansion, Xeno Invasion? Seems interesting, and I do have a extra set of Race lying around.
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I actually think the game sounds really cool, but I'm not sure why they need to try to sell you all this extra stuff up-front, instead of just releasing expansions later on. I'm sure the game is enjoyable without it.
I haven't had a chance to buy/play any of their games yet but this is 3 for 3 for them appealing greatly to me.I'll probably hop onto Scythe as I enjoyed the previous stuff from Stonemaier (Viticulture/Tuscany/Euphoria).