Oyster Gaming
And it begins, gaming at the family get-together.
Game 1: Felix the Cat. We played a five player game, a grandpa, a grandma, me and the two nieces played this bidding card game with cats and dogs on the cartoony art. I tied with my younger niece for victory. A fun, light math-based family game good for younger kids.
Game 2: Summoner Wars. Two rounds with the older niece, she took one, I took one. The Jungle Elves are teh brokenzorz (even though I beat them with Guild Dwarves). Fun, don't imagine I'll pick it up though.
Game 3: Mord im Arosa. A fun auditory guessing game with a cardboard tower and wooden cubes that fall part of the way down. Brother-in-law, nieces, mom and I. Youngest niece won.
Game 4: Netrunner. The late 90s card game. My corporation defeated my hacker B-i-L by a narrow margin (as in, if I didn't win he would have won next turn). Fun, and the decks we grabbed from the net were cool,and not ultra-cheesey.
I'll edit as we play more.
Doug.
Game 1: Felix the Cat. We played a five player game, a grandpa, a grandma, me and the two nieces played this bidding card game with cats and dogs on the cartoony art. I tied with my younger niece for victory. A fun, light math-based family game good for younger kids.
Game 2: Summoner Wars. Two rounds with the older niece, she took one, I took one. The Jungle Elves are teh brokenzorz (even though I beat them with Guild Dwarves). Fun, don't imagine I'll pick it up though.
Game 3: Mord im Arosa. A fun auditory guessing game with a cardboard tower and wooden cubes that fall part of the way down. Brother-in-law, nieces, mom and I. Youngest niece won.
Game 4: Netrunner. The late 90s card game. My corporation defeated my hacker B-i-L by a narrow margin (as in, if I didn't win he would have won next turn). Fun, and the decks we grabbed from the net were cool,and not ultra-cheesey.
I'll edit as we play more.
Doug.