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by @familyofboardgames For years I thought I didn't need Gloomhaven. It's too big, too long and there is no place for it in my life. It suddenly changed after the Frosthaven campaign last year. We decided to get it and OMG it changed our lives! I love every part of it especially when you change characters. In 10 months we completed 50 scenarios and I am currently playing my fourth character. It is difficult to get to the table but we play it overall quite often - we do a longer session once a month keeping it on the table for 2 days. We usually manage to play four scenarios that way. I will not be getting Jaws Of The Lion anytime soon, but I will eagerly wait for my Frosthaven to arrive. When I first played Brass Birmingham I was stunned that this game was smarter than I am. I couldn't believe it! I didn't know what I was doing and I didn't see the right strategy. It was an amazing thing because it doesn't really happen to me. I usually just figure out the game within the first couple of rounds and this time it was different. I adore it for that and every time it gets to the table it's an amazing experience. Arkham Horror LCG was my favorite game for years. I love how incredibly immersive it is. I love the whole Lovecraft universe and this campaign game brings it to life in the best possible way. There are so many possibilities to combine cards and make amazing combos happen in every turn. Every campaign feels like a new adventure and due to different investigators it's incredibly replayable. It is an expensive game so I am not buying every circle (campaign) but so far I loved every game that I played.

by @cindypastorius I’ve been playing hobby games regularly since 2014 and my top 3 games have definitely So without further ado, here are my current top 3 favorite games! 3.

My name is Alex, and I am so excited to share my Top 3 games with you! So, take my top three list with a grain of salt. I think the hardest thing about making a Top 3 list is that my favorites are always changing. I couldn’t not add a deck-builder to my list of top games. The artwork from Ian O’Toole is just top notch (as always) and the detail of each component is astounding

By @Coffeeandcooperation Hey everyone, I’m so excited to be here sharing my top three games with you! Number 3: Roll Player This is my new obsession, and it’s what I always want to bring to the table on Number 2: Cartographers I’ve recently become addicted to Roll and Writes, and this is the top of the

By @favouritefoe Jim.Gamer: “What are your top 3 games of all time?” Favouritefoe: “3? Of all time? I’ll try again. #3: Targi Thames & Kosmos (2012) Targi has affectionately been described to me as a “ Although it was a close call between Azul Summer Pavilion and Calico for a place in my top 3, the ability Top dog. Eep. Alright. Notwithstanding these worthy contenders, however, one game in particular rose to the top.

Derk Grant - @thebaldtable So, when tasked to pick my top 3 games, I am going to have to choose the following All 3 are beautiful, fun to play and easy to teach. 1. Raja of the Ganges, despite being the heavier game of the 3, I could not in good conscious make a top 3 without a worker placement game on the list. This is a great game that I feel doesn’t get the love that it deserves. 3. Parks.

By Steve Godfrey Welcome to my top ten game of 2023. This year my top two games have that honour, so far. Cantaloop Book 3: Against All Odds Part one of this fun “point and click” style puzzle game series made this one game is anything to go by then I may have to consider selling my copy of Western Legends. 3. Unless of course you’re tossing him into the number two spot of a top ten.

This year has seen the release of a few titles that have secured spots in my new top 10 games of all Without further ado, here are my top 10 games of 2023. Biggest Suprise of the year - Number 8 3 Ring Circus WBG Score: 8.5 Player Count: 1-4 You’ll like this Apiary WBG Score: 9/10 Player Count: 1-5 You’ll like this if you like: Viscounts of the West Kingdom, Viticulture Best Euro Game - Number 3 Nucleum WBG Score: 9 Player Count: 1-4 You’ll like this if you like: Brass:

By @board_news_girl Hello guys, it's a pleasure to show you my top 3games! Here we go: 1. There are many components which have so much detail and of course, the amazing 3D Arch De Triumphand! 3. Inis Inis is a great area control game about Celtic clans. Thank you for reading abou tmy top 3 games and feel welcome to visit my Instagram profile: board_news_girl

By Steve Godfrey As 2024 drew itself to a close, an inevitable smorgasbord of top ten of the year lists I played some really great games this year with at least 18 fighting for a top ten place. Even though this is a top ten, it was genuinely difficult to rank these (apart from my number one for Pedal to the Metal Forgotten Waters General Orders World War 2 All of these were hovering around the top Full review here 3.

The request to select your top 3 board games is actually very different from selecting your top 10. When you only have 3 picks it gets a little more complicated. You are forced to make decisions within that and select the 3 that not only have gotten to the table When it came down to my top 3 I chose from some of these categories and tried to craft a selection of Number 3: Clank!

By @both_sides_of_my_table How is it at all possible to compile a top three? I could narrow it down to a top three per genre, perhaps. The opponent turns over the top action card and keeps the action (red) number secret. significant role in the to-and-fro of war. let’s say we start a turn on the (2) initiative square. if we use (3) However, if we were, say, on initiative space (3) and were unfortunate enough to only have (2) action