reddit because the boardgame discussion on here is dead, boardgamegeek doesn't do well unless you're looking at a specific game (and CasualUK is pretty decent)
Facebook because that's where the church tech discussion is and I can sell boardgames so fast on there on the main group for my country.
Both sites main feeds are dead to me though, if Lemmy ever picks up significantly I can see me moving over full time
Twitter/Instagram/Snapchat/LinkedIn have all never been used or deleted.
Take it off the shelf and put it on the table.
I'm looking for realistic answers to 6 out of those, before I'll consider it
Börenpark, was just boring.
No real competition for tiles, no real race to the finish.
https://www.spiel-des-jahres.de/en/award-winners-2023/
Should you want to visit the announcement directly
Power Grid, accessible plenty of player interaction with loads of maps to mix it up
Race for the Galaxy, engine building without the fuss
6Nimmt wide ranging player count, plays pretty well at all of them and includes plenty of hilarious moments
I wonder if it's a reimplementation of Risk Express/Age of War? - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/28086/risk-express
I don't really like worker placement games but I really like Keyflower and Tzolk'in
Quest for El Dorado, having got the new Dutrait art with proper cards it was a delight to get this out. Myself vs my seven year old kid.
I won with a thin deck and taking the longer easy routes. Kiddo concentrates fully on the shortest possible path and often gets stuck on teh three symbol spaces waiting for the perfect card.
I always answer ‘tetris’ to this. Whatever maximises shelf space
Captain Sonar does 3v3 and 4v4 well.
Cyclades also has a 2v2v2 variant
Gice him the 'real' renting and charge 27% of his salary, 49% if you're in/near London. Add 1/7 of your gas/elec/phone bill and you're there!