Post by BarefootRoot on Jan 25, 2016 8:52:01 GMT -5
Since Steve mentioned this week he's been enjoying tabletop games a lot lately, I thought I would toss out a short list of games to check out. Some will be obvious choices, some might be not-so-obvious. here goes:
Pandemic
Pandemic: The Cure (kind of a simpler version using dice)
Sabateur
Zombie Dice
Fiasco
Dragon Age RPG (or the new Fantasy AGE system)
A couple cool games we play that are absolutely worth playing but might be difficult to find are Cho Han Sorcery and Cryptid Catcher. Cho Han Sorcery appears to be out of print and Cryptid Catcher seems to have fallen off the face of the earth, but my friends and I had a blast with both.
and one I really want to strongly suggest is a game called Open Market. It's a pretty new game with art style similar to Sushi Go and I love it. It's a card/resource game meant to teach some basic understanding of supply/demand and economics. As far as i know the only place to get it is here: www.thegamecrafter.com/games/open-market. I REALLY reccommend it and can't say enough good things about it. (full discosure: I was one of the playtesters, but have no financial interest in it)
Pandemic
Pandemic: The Cure (kind of a simpler version using dice)
Sabateur
Zombie Dice
Fiasco
Dragon Age RPG (or the new Fantasy AGE system)
A couple cool games we play that are absolutely worth playing but might be difficult to find are Cho Han Sorcery and Cryptid Catcher. Cho Han Sorcery appears to be out of print and Cryptid Catcher seems to have fallen off the face of the earth, but my friends and I had a blast with both.
and one I really want to strongly suggest is a game called Open Market. It's a pretty new game with art style similar to Sushi Go and I love it. It's a card/resource game meant to teach some basic understanding of supply/demand and economics. As far as i know the only place to get it is here: www.thegamecrafter.com/games/open-market. I REALLY reccommend it and can't say enough good things about it. (full discosure: I was one of the playtesters, but have no financial interest in it)
