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The Sisters Grene
I wandered in to Cheltenham today to buy some jeans as my trousers are falling apart; on the way I decided to pop in to a new shop at The Brewery, just five minutes gentle stroll from my home. I … Continue reading
Boardgame Review: Pandemic – The Cure
As Christmas approaches I guess now is an opportune time to remind people that last year I listed a number of great boardgames that people might seriously be glad to get in their Christmas stockings. Like my friend Lloyd, I … Continue reading
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Tagged board games, Pandemic, Pandemic The Cure, reviews, Z Man Games
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Review: Truth on Consequences
OK, so what happened? Well about a month ago, having paid up front in July, I suddenly realised I had best sign up for some games. I chose Starship Aries, a Star Trek style game, Dulce et decorum est (set in 1938 during the Munich Crisis), Midsummer Mischief based upon the characters of PG Wodehouse, Gallery of Shades a Cthulhu game set in the 1920’s and Come Hel or Hiawatha, a game set in Viking Vinland. There were many many more games, Tolkien inspired, Science Fiction – the space marines were very colourful to look at, and even some games set in Zelazny’s fantasy worlds of Amber. Hugh played a cyberpunk game Marlowe 2020, and a different one, Collision Imminent, set on a spaceship (he had a great time in both!) Continue reading
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Tagged Collision Imminent, Consequences, Consequences Convention, Consequences F, convention reviews, Dulce et decorum est, Freeform GAmes, freeform reviews, Gallery of Shades, games reviews, Hel or Hiawatha, LARP, Midsummer Mischief, murder mystery dinner parties, Murder Mystery Games, Naish, reviews, Starship Aries, UK Freeforms, UK LARP, UK rpg conventions
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Boardgame Review: Ticket to Ride Europe
OK, so this year for Christmas I took a huge risk and bought Becky a boardgame Ticket To Ride Europe. I am happy to say this proved to be an excellent choice! If you enjoy games, whether a hard-core gamer, or are just someone who likes to play something with friends other than Chess or Bridge or Strip Poker from time to time, I’d seriously consider buying this game. Even if you normally don’t like games, give it a go! And do read the review – because I include details on how you can try it out from the comfort of your own pc for free… Continue reading
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Tagged Becky Smith, board games, boardgame reviews, boardgamers, Christian Jensen Romer, CJ23, David Curtin, Days of Wonder, Diplomacy, Ed Woods, educational games, eurogames, Europe in 1901, family games, game reviews, online board games, online TTR, railway games, reviews, Risk, things that look incredibly boring but are very addictive to play, Ticket to Ride, Ticket to Ride Europe, train games, wholesome family fun
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