Totally, I can see me using this for 3 games max because they look pretty on the wall but the rest goes into kallax
These all look sick! Which ai are you using? If you have the time, would be curious about mine :)
Wow! Amazing take at that! I appreciate a lot your selection!
Good point. Its not my favorite gaming experience but works well enough and is great for prototyping
Maybe I am reading this wrong but it looks grim. Downward trends all around
Yeah, you got a point. We use Ultra Pro but sometimes they get quite sticky. Maybe they are building up electrostatic charge.
Our collection also is not huge and we tend to play the same game over and over again before we commit to something new
They are so crazy expensive. A game with 200-400 cards can easily double in prize. But maybe its the only good option
We do have a 3D printer and I love improving my games with all sorts of little things. I did also print some 1-part, 2-part, 3-part and 4-part stackable, multicolored trays which I love and use for many game.
And I have also folded some origami for Everdell which is a great addition and still all fits into the box:
But my favorite is our Burgundy Hexagon - it holds all the components of the game and includes also two dice trays. I would not want to play it without it, it makes playing much more fluid. The downtime inbetween phases is super short.
And all put back together:
Which mats and sleeves can you recommend?
We usually sleeve games once its obvious we are going to play it a lot. Terraforming Mars, Clank, Dominion, Ark Nova all come to mind. But sometimes the sleeves are rather sticky. It feels like good sleeves are super expensive.
This week we played our recent purchase of Viticulture for the first time. As a learning-game with two players the experience was fine. It was not exceptional but still enjoyable and very thematic.
I think it blends some worker placement and order-fullfilment well. We will have to play a couple more times to make a final assessment.
Why should they do that?
Thank you! I love it!