=> BoardGameGeek
=> Kickstarter
=> Rules
Overview and How To Play:
Sirens
My City
[note: this is NOT the roll and build version, but the full game]
I just got this game to play with my good friend thousands of miles away (due to the following note):
This can be played by people in other locations who also have the game using Zoom, as per this comment under a YouTube video (and mentioned in the first video below):
Another good point is that it plays well with physical copies across the world, using Skype or whatever, and calling the pieces bingo style!
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Rules
=> Len’s 1 page Rules Summary v1
=> Video Playlist
=> Background Music (while playing the game)
Overview and Explanation (including how it can be played remotely across the country):
Draconic Dice (aka Dracarys Dice) (or just Dragon Dice)
Want a Super Simple Super Fast Minimal thinking dice game (like Popcorn Dice)? Think Dragon Dice!
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Rules
=> Len’s half page Rules Summary v2
How To Play:
Continue reading “Draconic Dice (aka Dracarys Dice) (or just Dragon Dice)”
Rumis (aka Blockus 3D)
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Official Website
=> Rules (as a webpage)
=> Official Rules (four pages)
=> Len’s 1/2 page Rules Summary v1
NOTE: This game isn’t one that fits the “play nice” theme too well. You are out to survive much of the time:)
=> Replacement Parts
=> 12 More Game Board Maps
=> Build These Shapes (using just 7 specific blocks)
Overview with some explanation:
Monolyth
Three dimensional Tetris style blocks to build a 4x4x4 (or 4x4x3) cube! From the designer of Barenpark.
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Rules
=> Lens 1pg Rule Summary v2
=> Background Music for Monolyth
Review:
Gnomes at Night
Plays on a vertical board. Player pieces have magnets. Players can only see one side of the two sided board so they need to communicate with each other! [available at I’m Board Middleton or Sun Prairie]
Ages 5-10 (adults can have fun with it as well)
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Written Review
=> Len’s One Page Rule Summary
My City Roll and Build
This is the Roll and Write version of the game!
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Rules (rough draft)
Paula tells how much fun it was to play during a train ride:
Food Chain Island
Railroad Ink Challenge
This is a roll the dice and write on your personal map game that can be played by any number of players – just print a map for each player and all players share the same dice roll for each round (excellent for play by video chat such as with Zoom or Google Meet).
There are two different base games – GREEN and YELLOW. Both have exactly the same base game but with different special “expansion” dice (which I have never used yet).
=> GREEN edition (Board Game Geek)
=> YELLOW edition (Board Game Geek)
=> Kickstarter
=> Rule Book
=> Print your own board=> Print N Play board
Overview Explanation of the base game – she includes the GOAL CARDS, but they are not needed to play the game, and the game can be more fun without them (less thinking) Note that even experts make mistakes – she missed one error in her example of scoring a final game:
Trails of Tucana
This has become one of our favorite games! It is easy to learn and quick to play. I think two of us played the FOURTEEN times in just under 3 hours. It is NOT complex, but there is quite a bit of strategy in the game. The paper maps that come with the game are a smaller size, but you can print the same map larger yourself (and put it in a sheet protector … then use dry erase markers).
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Rules
=> Printable Isla Petite: Color / B&W
=> Printable Isla Grande: Color / B&W
How to play AS they play (the Grande map):
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