Let's talk about board/card games!

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I love Lord's of Waterdeep the most probably, but also try and play some Colony, Pandemic, Tiny Epic Galaxies or Ticket to Ride when the chance arises. I'm also hoping to get Fallout towards the end of the year, really excited for that.

Yep, I play board games with a group every week. We bought a new game so we're going to be playing Captain Sonar this week!
Scythe and Bloodrage are great ones we've played with recently. Favourites also include Betrayal at House on the Hill, Pandemic and Dead of Winter.

Galaxy Trucker was always a lot of fun.

Boardgames for life! My favourites are Terra Mystica / Gaia Project for 3-4 players and Tash-Kalar (one of Vlaada Chvatil's lesser-known titles) for 2.

Yes, I am one of those Euro players who'd take a dry, soulless behemoth of a game over Munchkin or Captain Sonar all the time. I'm not sorry. :P

Don't have people to play boardgames, but if i would know some i would play them and would try every week a new one... :3

Board games are a trap. They cost so much more than video games x.x
I spent so much on kickstarter board games the last couple of years....

My top games so far are Patchistory, Gloomhaven, and Arcadia Quest. Such a wide variety :P

i've always pokercards with me to play Durak ... what literally means Idiot

Dominion is cheap-ish and HELLA fun. Lots of replayability, quick matches (~15 min each) and has TONS of depth. If that is not enough, there are like 5-6 expansions. It is a deckbuilding strategy game kinda like Slay the Spire.

I also own DungeonQuest, its also HILARIOUS but it's very RNG-based (which makes it more funny because you can die stupidly out of nowhere)

Getting serious, I have Descent: Journes in the Dark 2nd ed. Dungeons and Dragons-like game, but you have lots of tiles to make maps. And comes with campaign books.

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Welcome to the Dungeon and Welcome Back to the Dungeon are quick side-games that last max 10 mins, good filler games.

My friends own Mansions of Madness, it's very good. Arkham Horror and Eldritch horror are also good but too long for my taste (a match can last 2-3 hours)

Heroscape and Lord of the Rings Risk

Cards against humanity and boss monster are sweet as well

Unfortunately, I just don't realy the get the big appeal of board games. I live near Philly, and I was over the moon when a PAX was slated to begin in Philly... until I heard it was PAX Unplugged - exclusively tabletop and boardgames.

I'm slowly beginning to find my niche of tabletop games (anything with very thin systems and zero numbers) but still no board games.

Oh, I played Ticket to Ride once and I thought putting together the trains was really fun!!

Pandemic is my most played board game. It took a few games - and playing it on our own without expert players to take over - for it to click, but once it did we were hooked. There was a period of a couple months where we didn't even bother putting it away, just cleaned it up and got it ready for the next day.

My favorite games tend to be co-op:

Mechs vs Minions is amazing. Fun, strategic, and chaotic all at once.

Castle Panic is pretty fun as a D&D-lite-lite game, but really shines with the Wizard's Tower expansion.

Avalon is great with a 5+ group, full of intrigue and second-guessing.

Forbidden Desert is fun as a more lighthearted alternative to Pandemic.

For competitive games:

I really like Ticket to Ride Europe as a fun intro / casual board game.

Clank! in Space is great fun, and feels like you against the game more than you against other players.

Dixit isn't really competitive, but is gorgeous and wonderful. It does call for more of a fun loving rather than competitive group.

Codenames is both competitive and co-operative, and is way more fun than I expected. A great party game. I haven't played Codenames Duet yet, but I can see it being great as a 2-player game.

Mysterium is another game that's more co-operative than competitive, and is also gorgeous (almost as much as Dixit) while also having you thinking out of the box like Dixit and Codenames.