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*[[Fantasy Flight Games|Pretty much anything from Fantasy Flight Games]] | *[[Fantasy Flight Games|Pretty much anything from Fantasy Flight Games]] | ||
*[[Ticket To Ride]] | *[[Ticket To Ride]] | ||
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*[[Alhambra]] | *[[Alhambra]] | ||
==Mediocre Board Games== | ==Mediocre Board Games== | ||
*[[Waterboarding]] | *[[Waterboarding]] |
Revision as of 17:45, 25 September 2008

Board Games are games that usually have a strict set of rules and are usually played on a board, hence the name. The appeal of board gaming in general tends to be the consistency of the environment. There's not as much issue with people forgetting rules and such. They also have relatively short play times, usually thirty minutes up to two hours (except Twilight Imperium which takes two fucking hours only to set up). This is in direct contrast to Roleplaying or PnP games, where's rulebooks are constantly being checked, and sessions can last for hours.
An exception to this is Monopoly.
Good Board Games
- Space Hulk
- RoboRally
- HeroQuest
- Betrayal at House on the Hill
- Nexus Ops
- Settlers of Catan
- Pretty much anything from Fantasy Flight Games
- Ticket To Ride
- Mwahahahaha
- Alhambra
Mediocre Board Games
- Waterboarding
- Dungeon!
- Apples to Apples
- Trivial Pursuit