This weekend in the garage was not normal, it must have been the first week in almost 2 years that no new games were played, but it was not because of this that there was no fun at night.
To open the night we have played:
1.- Carcassonne (x2) (2000):
One the most oldest modern board game
Players: 2 - 5
Mechanisms:Tile placement, Area Control / Area Influence
Playing time: 30 - 45 min
It is a US coast-to-coast train journey in which players move their trains to the west and pick up goods, they can deliver these goods to small towns to gain action on railroads, or insure them for a larger payment when they arrive to the west coast.
Players: 2 - 5
Players: 2 - 5
Mechanisms: Action Point Allowance System, Pick-up and Deliver, Tile placement, Set Collection.
Playing time: 75 min
Designers: Scott Caputo
And finally:
3.- Roll for the Galaxy (2014):
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| At the Beginning |
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| Almost game end |
3.- Roll for the Galaxy (2014):
This game it´s the dice version of "Race for the Galaxy", who love dice games this one it's a very good option. In the game the dice represent your populace, whom you direct to develop new technologies, settle worlds, and ship goods to building your space empire.
Players: 2 - 5
Players: 2 - 5
Mechanisms: Dice Rolling, Deck/ Pool Building, Simultaneous Acton Selection,
Playing time: 45 min
Designers: Wei-Hwa Huang, Thomas Lehmann
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| At the end |
