I myself don't play games but this was really interesting and got me a bit interested in looking more into solo games (I really don't have friends and I live alone so the options are limited). I have played some kid's games with my family when I was younger like Labyrinth and I can remember that I won pretty much every time. Edit. and I have a faint memory from my childhood about throwing little pigs. Greetings from Finland!
I love your sewing videos as well as these tea times/tour videos. So cozy! Speaking of will you consider doing vlogmas this year like you used to do? (I rewatch the old ones so many times throughout the year. So cozy, comforting and it reminds me of home!❤) 2 of my favorite games are ticket to ride and mystery express(3 players and up but very fun. A more complex version of Clue). Another great card game is Fluxx(rules always change, not boring at all and easy to play) 😁
I'm here with more recommendations 😁 I think Robert would really enjoy Terraforming Mars (my personal favorite), and for you I would recommend Kwakzalvers van Kakelenburg (or Quacks of Quedlinburg in English) which is really fun to play with friends. Not co-op, but you can't mess up other people's game
This was so fun! It sounds like we may have similar game preferences - I really don't like games like Catan where you can tell when you're losing the whole game hah. I think my favorites are 7 Wonders, Carcassonne, and Seven Dragons - easy to learn and unpredictable!
I love seeing other peoples game collections! Some of my family favourites are: Carcassonne (big box edition) Survive: Escape from Atlantis Tsuro or Tsuro of the Sea Love letters Patchwork Camel Cup (or Camel Up) Ticket to ride - Europe Concordia - Venus Coup Blockus - Trigon Asul Letters to Mr Darcy and Sabotuer Tokiado and Photosynthesis are the next 2 games on our list to get 💜💜💜
Have you ever played Hanabi? It's a cooperative card game in which only the other players can see the cards you are holding. It's a bit intense for me, but you seem to enjoy a higher intensity level than I do! I definitely plan to re-watch this when I'm not chopping vege so that I can take notes about good games.
Really enjoying the comments here too, lots of inspo for games to look into! I prefer coop as well, my husband and I love playing Spirit Island together - you each play a nature spirit trying to protect your lovely island and its native people from the invaders trying to settle there. Great replay value too!
I love this!!! I adore board games, I play them online a lot with my international friends. It's such a good way to hang out with people who live far away!! One of my absolute favourites is Wingspan, which from what it sounds like you might also enjoy! It's on the longer side, but it's very non-competitive. It's a deck building game where everyone is just doing their own thing, so it's very chill and friendly and the art is stunning!
I am a part of the venn diagram of people who love vintage clothes but also board games, so I loved seeing you made this video! I've been on the lookout for quicker simple games, so I definitely took some notes. If I had to make a recommendation, it would be 7 wonders duel (2 player, competitive but very quick). Our favorite with friends is Viticulture: sometimes the mechanics can feel slow, but we have fun drinking wine and eating grapes and cheese while we "make" wine. On my list to try other than what you mentioned is Creature Comforts, and Quacks of Quedlinburg. I only played Wingspan once a few years back, but that's also a beautiful game but I haven't gotten a chance to again - you might like it. Cheers!
Competitive? Monopoly is banned in my house. I may have threatened to do something anatomically impossible to my husband with the thimble playing piece. 😂😂
@Loepsie You might know this already BUT the history of monopoly is actually really interesting and cool! From Wikipedia: "Monopoly is derived from The Landlord's Game, created by Lizzie Magie in the United States in 1903 as a way to demonstrate that an economy that rewards individuals is better than one where monopolies hold all the wealth[1] and to promote the economic theories of Henry George-in particular, his ideas about taxation.[5] The Landlord's Game originally had two sets."
This was so fun to watch, thank you! I'm also a big boardgame fan and love some recommendations 😊 I've been playing "betrayal at house on the hill" a lot with my friends, it's a cool game whwre you explore a haunted house, try to find helpful items & rooms, level up your stats etc until at some point a haunt gets triggered and (usually) one of the players turns evil and tries to kill the others. There's 50 different scenarios so it doesn't get boring very fast, there's also scenarios with hidden traitors etc and from what you've told you might enjoy it as well! :)
I honestly didn't think I'd watch this vid, but on a calm morning with some coffee I sat down for it, and it was so enjoyable. I usually don't like playing games because of the same reasons you mentioned. Then, also, I am currently single and living alone. THOUGH, I recently had a family weekend, we played so many games that now I miss it! Can you imagine? 😂❤ I also live in the Netherlands so if you ever feel like you need someone to play games with that no-one else will... just idk leave a response ? Loved this little tea time game chat!
Maybe something you would end up enjoying is “Destinies” - it’s a really cool App based game where everyone has two secret objectives and has to fulfill either one of them. You explore the area, talk to people, collect items and try to win first. But the game changes with your decisions, like if your character decides to steal coins from a dead person, you might have negative consequences later in the game when you enter the church etc.
My partner and his friend group have played Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering for years. The games are some of the glue that has held the friend group together so strongly since they were in high school and it's fascinating to watch them play. When we pull out games for the non-D&D/Magic nights, our go-to games are Werewolf and Betrayal At House On The Hill. They're games that work best with large groups (6-10+ people), but the really fun part is they're replayable many times by the mechanics of the games themselves.
So glad we finally got the board game tour video!! If you like the DND-style, co-op, spooky games then I'd recommend Mansions of Madness--it can be a long game, but the stories are fun and the replay value is pretty high because there's a bunch of different stories to play. For a quick, fun, low-stakes group game, I'd recommend Sushi Go! It's a very quick deck-bulding/passing game, similar to 7 Wonders, but simpler and with super cute art! Definitely best with at least 3 players, but more is better. If you'd like a quiet, cute, sewing-related game to play on your own, I'm really into Calico right now. You lay tiles to make a quilt and you have to make patterns that attract different cats. You get points for completing patterns and earning cats, and it can be a 1-player game, or up to 4. There's a lot of different versions of the rules to make it as simple or complex as you want, and it's pretty chill; you can't mess wirh people except by picking a quilt tile they wanted.
Our modern games that get played most often are Azul, Trails, Pandemic, 7 Wonders Duel, Jaipur, and for a quick fun game; Taco, Cat, Goat, Cheese, Pizza! I personally love cooperative games the most though. Thanks for posting! I've been curious about your games and what you both enjoy! ~ Happy gaming! 😊
If you like co-op and beautiful games I think you might actually enjoy Mysterium if you don't know it already! I love it so much. It's about solving crimes by acting as ghosts and mediums in a Scottish manor!
We have a bunch of friends who love the idea of a monthly games night, but some very competitive ones havs made the less competitive ones think its a bad idea 😂. You've given me hope that we can find games that both sorts of player can enjoy. Thanks.
I absolutely LOVE this video Lucy! My hubby and I have been together for 10 years and I have a really similar playing style and board game preference to you, where as I found that it sounds like our husbands play games very similarly too. My hubby is really into Terraforming Mars but I refuse to play it cuz it’s also a campaign game I believe and it can go for a long long time (hours). I’m feeling very inspired to go dust our board game collection and now I have some holiday gift ideas for my husband! Thanks Lucy! Also LOVE the storage shelves.
So funny to see your game collection! We seem to have most of them too! Will definetely look into the ones missing in our collection. My personal favourite for a 2player gane is "schotten totten 2" (dont know the english title). Its competitive, it's rather fast, simple but with enough complexity for some tactics and the artwork is supercute! One of my favourites for mid size groups is "Scout", a cardgame where you try to present the greatest circus show. Simple rules but I find it fast and exciting. And if you love RPGs, Dungeon Fighter is the perfect mix of both worlds and a very fun skill based game! We've had so much fun with this one and I recommend it for the whole family including children.
My favourite game is Cluedo! I have both the original and the Nightmare Before Christmas versions! Your games are better organised than mine! We've just shoved them all into a cupboard and stopped trying to make it neat! 😂😂
I wonder if you might find "Flamecraft" fun, it's sort of co-op. You build a city and staff it with cute dragons, gather resources to improve the shops, and if you visit a shop another player is at you give them stuff. It has super cute art too. Highly recommend. It both has a single player mode, as well as up to 6 players (my gaming group is 5 people and we've had a lot of fun with it).
Dit was nou echt een hele leuke vlog! Ik kijk ook heel graag naar je naaivideos uiteraard, maar deze vond ik bijzonder interessant. Mijn vrouw en ik spelen ook graag spelletjes (onder het genot van een kop thee). We hebben duidelijk dezelfde smaak, veel spellen hebben wij zelf ook (Harry Potter, Everdell, regenwormen, exploding kitten enz). Een echte aanrader is Creature comforts. Niet zo lang als Everdell maar wel hele mooie artwork en echt zo'n cosy autumn game.
I'm with your husband on Stonemaier Games being the best game publisher out there 😄 that said, you don't have some of my favourites! Viticulture (wine making, has a co-op version although I personally prefer the competitive one), Wingspan (so many pretty birds! I think this works best as a 2-player game), Between Two Cities (have mostly played 2-player as well). Also Scythe is way less war-based than I was expecting! My tip for games that take forever to set up is to set it up once and then play it throughout the week (assuming you have the space to leave it out for a while) 😄 As for recommendations for games you might enjoy -- The Game (co-op, have to get numbered cards in ascending/descending piles, you can talk but you are not allowed to say any numbers), Deep Sea Adventure (competitive but you have shared resources, super quick and fun, you hunt for treasures from a submarine, air runs out faster than you think! Great party game). I also really like Santorini (super cute, has baby Greek gods, nice strategy game for 2-players, pretty fast, but it is competitive, you try to build and get to the top of the tower before your opponent)
Finally... your collection. I notice mich of your games long time before you moved. I was curious of what games you have. Our collection grows along during the pandemic, and we have more than 100. We are similar in what kind of games we like. I HATE those where I get screwed (TAKE THAT games). I wonder what the cabinet you have. It is so nice to save the games hidden. We have a kallax from ikea and I really don't like how it goes with the decorations Thanks for sharing your collection, and the same as Robert. My husband is enthusiastic about board games from both of us. ❤
I'm a HUGE boardgame fan--a little since childhood but really caught the bug when I studied in Breda--so it's always fun to see a RUclipsr who doesn't otherwise do boardgame-related videos show off the ones they like. (: Veel speelplezier!
So many hours of fun jam packed on those shelfs! I have 2 closets that over flow and risk head injury every time I open them. I am completely on-board with the co-op game love, I get waaay to competitive as well and would much rather being on a team. I love the secretive DM cubby! I really love the EXIT brand exit games. They are made by a German couple and they have such a a good variety to play with all levels of game lovers. Not a co-op game but a good one for travel and playing out at a brewery or coffeehouse is Hive, its a tile game that has a chess vibe with no board. It's a lot of fun and a good bit of strategy but it's quick, so you can't get to wrapped up in the strategy.
So much inspiration for games to add to my (much smaller) collection, as I seem to be a similar kinda of gamer. I looove co-op, favourite one I own is fall of Rome (a pandemic mechanic derivative). Also enjoy Dominion, which the tavern game sounds similar to so I’m definitely checking that one out.
My favourite board game is Patchwork (so cozy!) Then Betrayal at House on the Hill, and Fury of Dracula, and Fog of Love is pretty cute too. I also have a huge affinity for classics like scrabble, chess and monopoly though no one ever plays them with me.
Oh, how fun to see what other people like to play! We love boardgames too, and even go to Spiel Essen almost every year to get our hands on some goodies. This year we got the new Ticket to Ride: Legends of the West, which is a legacy game - you might enjoy it! Over the pandemic our lives changed a fair bit, so we just don't have the time or enough people for playing as we used to, so recently we've turned to roll-and-write games. Our favourites are the simplest - Fency Sheep (Volle Weide), and Harvest Dice. We've also gotten into wallet games, especially Sprawlopolis and its expansions, since they are so simple and compact but bring so much fun. Personally, I adore games with beautiful illustrations, so my favourites list has games like Calico, Honey Buzz, Petrichor, and Canvas. If you like co-op dungeon crawling games, you might like Forgotten Depths! It's for 1-3 players, has a very layered gameplay, and has lovely storybook-type illustrations.
We've also been to Spiel a couple of times, really hope to be able to go there again someday! We've got to know so many great games there. Forgotten Depths sounds like it could be up our alley, will definitely look that one up! Calico has been on my list for a while too, it looks so cute!
I have regular boardgame nights with a group of friends and I think you might really enjoy Captain Sonar! It's definitely a hit with us. Really enjoyed this video
Cool video! I love games. Some of these I never heard of before. Great recommendations! May I suggest maybe you can do a game walk through with one of these co-op 2 person games. I think that would be fun to watch. If you don't have Labyrinth (Its based on the film with Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie) you should add it to your collection.
Absolutely adored this video. My partner and I have been getting into board games recently so this was so nice to watch 💖💖💖 he also plays Magic the Gathering 😂
You might also really like Flamecraft. It is the most adorable, whimsical game where you are basically an "uitzendbureau" for the cutest little dragons❤ Not competitive at all, everyone just does their thing and it is very wholesome. The art is amazing and it is great to play with 2 players.
I'm a bit late to this video but I just wanted to add that the best game I've ever played is by far Clank! Legacy: Acquisitions Incorporated. My husband and I had so much fun playing through this game. It's an interesting mix of co-op and competitive and it's very silly. Can't wait for the follow up game that should come out this year! Also, we didn't enjoy Gloomhaven as a board game but we love the video game because it makes it so much easier to play (less rules, no set up).
I love games so I really enjoyed seeing your collection. Some of my favourites are Power Grid, Kingdomino, and Munchkin. I also love quick dice games like Zombie Dice. I wish I had more opportunities to play. Maybe when my toddler is a bit older!
Oh no, of all the games I knew from your cabinet, we have total opposite opinions! Hahaha. I love Regenwormen, Doolhof, Monopoly, and didn't like Andor haha! I suppose I just like competitive games 😂 Two other games I really like are Skipbo and 30 seconds. You'd probably hate Skipbo but you might like 30 seconds? It's competitive but in teams. It's just such a funny game and we end up gathering lots of inside jokes from this one from the dumb answers we give. This game is so engaging the whole time.
My favorite is creatures comfort. And it goes all about make a comfy house for you animal for the winter. And a fun game to play with 2. With 4 is it a very long game.
It was a really nice video! I have some of the games you showed and it made me smile 🌞 I loooove all games from the Lovecraft world! And one of my favourite game is Villainous (we have the base and almost all expansions - we're on the hunt for the newest one). I am also a fan of cooperative campaigns and we recently started to play Familiar Tales and this game is very cute and beautiful and the storyline is just adorable so I can recommend that one!
Only 1 game overlap, which was Everdell! We only have about 20 games though. We don’t have a single co-op game, but I am adding to my wish list: the Taverns of Tiefenthal, Forbidden Island, Spy Club and The Crew. Thank you!
One game I love, as do most of my friends, is Betrayal At House on the Hill and it is one of my all time favourite games! It’s cooperative, has so many stories (some good, some okay) and varying lengths of gameplay (just depends on what haunt you get) there are 50 haunts in the base game and in the expansion (widow’s walk) it adds an additional 50, and both are amazing! I think it’s made by the Creators of DnD, or at least it has very similar vibes, and it’s just fantastic, can’t recommend it enough!
Yess, hoopte al super lang op deze video, zo leuk!! Heb zelf ook een klein groepje vrienden met wie wij vaak bordspellen doen. Heb afgelopen Castlefest ook de Harry Potter battle game gekocht toen ik het zag langskomen in 1 van jouw videos. Nog niet gespeeld, maar waarschijnlijk met mijn vriend in de kerstvakantie wanneer de Harry Potter marathon weer van start gaat haha ❤
Clearly my game genre is very different as i have 2 press cupboards of games and no overlaps but I liked the sound of some of your collection. Scrabble is probably our most played, othello for 2 person time, and partini for games nights are the most regular ones played here. Bird bingo was hilarious last Christmas preaent especially if you try and add a rule to the game where you need to make the bird sound when you pick up the card. The Mystery mansion is on my wish list this year. Beautiful artwork with a history bounding inspiration.
We sound very alike in preferences! I not only have boardgame playing friends, they design and publish too. If I may come with a suggestion: Fog of Love. It's both fun and beautiful, for 2 or 4 players (as far as I recall).
I don’t think i’ve ever played a board game as an adult, but this got me a bit interested. My boyfriend is into DnD, he’s a D.M., and when he tells me about the game it doesn’t seem like my thing (fantasy) and it seems like most of these are like that
What an interesting video, you have such a wide selection of games! I haven't played board games a lot (except for Cards Against Humanity lol) since I moved out from my parents, but we really did enjoy a good board game. My favorites aside from Cards Against Humanity are probably 5 Second Rule (my absolute fave), Dominion, Risk 2210 AD, Pandemic (though I have not played this one since the actual pandemic), Andor, and Flash Point.
I LOVE Everdell. I didn't enjoy the Pearlbrook expansion but have enjoyed Spirecrest. It is a longer game but I play it to get lost in the cute (and end up winning often just by building a city I think is cute except did NOT work for me in Pearlbrook) Jaipur is a good fast two player game. Love Letter is also a great fast two player (up to 4) . DixIt is a fun art style party game. Love to see other people getting into board games. Captain Sonar is also a good party style cooperarive game.
You might really like The Mountains of Madness. It's also Lovecraft based and a super fun game to play. It's not competitive which I really enjoyed and there are so many fun aspects to it. Also Red Gragon Inn is a really fun one for big groups, kind of D&D-esque. I'd definetley reccomend those ones!
First of all you look beautiful and sound so happy in this video, maybe it's because you're talking about something you enjoy so much, idk i just noticed that. Second of all, i also started playing a lot of board games with my family during the pandemic, we specially got obsessed with catan and the game of thrones bord game and i actually really wanna try the lord of the rings game that you mentioned although you said you didn't like it 😅 anyways i personally enjoyed this video very much, just listening to you talking about things that you love makes it interesting. Maybe one day we'll have a bookshelf go through video like this 🤞 ✨
We like to play Everdell. My favorite boardgames: The Castles of Burgundy (first edition) and Eurorails. The kids play along with Creature Comforts, Wingspan, Museum and Azul. Powerline and Azul are easy to play games, maybe thats something for you. My husband collects boardgames, he has 157 boardgames (expansion not included). He loves it so much that he demonstrates games for White Goblin Games in his spare time 😅.
Ooh, Harry Potter Trivial Pursuit sounds fun! In terms of board games, I think I lean more towards your husband's style -- long, complex, etc (although another thing that I find suits me well is co-op, too). Favourites are Arkham Horror 2.0; Nemesis (the miniiiiis! the inevitable chaos and betrayal in late-game! you always end up with a memorable story, haha); Paleo. And one of the most insanely adorable games I've ever played is Flamecraft (tiny, artisan dragons that help out various shops in a cute village). I'm also obsessed with D&D.
I think Robbert and I have a similar game preference 😂 I love Tapestry and Scythe obviously. I like Red Rising as well, though I prefer Fantasy Realms to it. I’d love to try Between two castles!! By the way Ticket to Ride just came out with a legacy version this month. Maybe that would be something for you?
Ah so many good games, we own quite a few of the same ones! I'm also not a big fan of too competitive games, so like you my favorites are either co-op or ones where you're mainly doing your own thing. Personally I think Everdell is actually a great game in that second category, but it definitely can be hard to plan your turns out well. So it also took us a play or two to really start liking it. My fiancé also really loves Stonemaier Games! We only have Wingspan right now (which is one of my absolute favorites!) but we want to buy some of their other games in the future. Scythe was also a little too long and complex for me, but my fiancé loves it! We've also had Sleeping Gods on our list, too bad that the story is not good because it looks like such a beautiful game that we'd really enjoy! We also played Gloomhaven for a bit with some friends, but I didn't enjoy it much either as I found it too repetitive (so instead we're now doing a D&D campaign with these friends, haha). If you're looking for some recommendations: when it comes to co-ops I really love Paleo and Mysterium, and for more quick snappy games I quite enjoy Railroad Ink and Guillotine (although it does have a small competitive element, but I don't mind it much there). I will definitely look into some of your tips too, they sound like fun! Although we really don't even play close to enough board games to justify buying more😬
I totally feel your pain about the Harry Potter themed Trivial Pursuit. I also have it and it very rarely gets used, for lack of Harry Potter 'experts' in my social circle
Een hele andere video dan er normaal op RUclips verschijnt, maar echt de moeite! Ik heb de hele video uitgekeken met grote interesse, dus er mogen er zeker soortgelijke bij komen ;)
I really like Trivial Pursuit, but I need to find new expansions because mine are really old now and I know all the questions by heart! 😀I also like Super Cluedo, UNO, Guess Who and any easy simple game to play with another person.
Great video Lucie! I don't really like board games haha but there are still some that I've played that I've liked, I was going to recommend exploding kittens but you already have it ahaha! My favorite game is called Cranium, it's sooo fun! I own one that I've forgotten the name of, I'll have to tell you later! Maybe you would also enjoy it. Edit: It's called "Concept"!!!! What do you do with the games you don't really like or hardly ever play? Would you consider donating or getting rid of them somehow? You will have to if you want to make room for new games eventually haha! I'm just curious to see how you would deal with the storage situation when the time comes, which by the look of it, might happen soon enough xD But i definitely enjoyed this even if i'm not a big board game fan/player myself :) Maybe do a tea collection update next!!
I loved the video, it was fun! ❤ Our plastic boxes are giving jelalous looks to your beautiful cabinet 😂 I was surprised that with such a collection there weren't many games I recognized. It's difficult for us to buy new games because my husband is very picky about the mechanics he likes and doesn't like, he also gets bored quickly and usually after a couple of plays the game ends up in the box not to be picked up almost ever again, which really frustrates me 😂 He's the worst looser in the world too, so just like you guys we usually play coop, and if there's no coop - we invent it. Are you familiar with Spirit Island? I'm not sure if you'd like the overall mechanics, it's not that easy to get the hang of at first, but it's coop and it's gorgeous, I love it. Our favorite at the moment is Root. And please tell me the secret to enjoying Arkham Horror, I don't think we've been more frustrated with any other game 😂
The secret is always, ALWAYS playing in easy mode! Take out a bunch of the -2 & worse tokens and add a couple 0s, and you can actually get through the story alive 😂
@@Loepsie hahaha, I think this is what we did at first, and then we decided to go one level up... and never again 😬 I think the higher levels are basically a game of "let's see how quickly can you die"
We played it with my brother once, and even as a non-rpg non-lovecraft person myself, it was a blast! (and he is both a ttrpg guy and a lovecraft guy, and seemed to have fun too!)
I thought my collection was big(ish) but it doesn’t even compare. I have only one cabinet 😂 most surprisingly though, I don’t own any of your games. And I really thought I had a lot of classics. My newest game is cascadia, which is on the simpler side but really enjoyable
My partner and I collect and play the Ticket to Ride games and can't wait to play the new legacy version that just came out - apparently it's replayable too!
So funny I love quick party games too and my husband hates them as well. He doesn’t like that there’s no strategy and he can’t win without playing the crowd.
In Dutch too, that's why we had such high expectations! I guess it's just a matter of taste, too, but we're definitely going to give it another shot soon :)
I don't really play tabletop games. It's very rare. I prefer jigsaw puzzles or billiards. My parents have a table at their home. I have a hard time sitting through the rules to learn them. And then when I do, people don't like to play competitive games against me because I go all in and don't care about the outcome. I love willing and I'm very competitive, but I just don't care whether I win or lose.
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I myself don't play games but this was really interesting and got me a bit interested in looking more into solo games (I really don't have friends and I live alone so the options are limited). I have played some kid's games with my family when I was younger like Labyrinth and I can remember that I won pretty much every time. Edit. and I have a faint memory from my childhood about throwing little pigs. Greetings from Finland!
Pandemic can be played solo, you just play all the parts yourself against the game. Pretty interesting.
Heitä sikaa on ihan super! 😂 Miehen veli osti sen joskus kirpparilta ja niitä possuja on tullut heiteltyä.
This video came at the perfect time. I just came back from a long day at school and I love watching your videos to relax.
I love your sewing videos as well as these tea times/tour videos. So cozy! Speaking of will you consider doing vlogmas this year like you used to do? (I rewatch the old ones so many times throughout the year. So cozy, comforting and it reminds me of home!❤)
2 of my favorite games are ticket to ride and mystery express(3 players and up but very fun. A more complex version of Clue). Another great card game is Fluxx(rules always change, not boring at all and easy to play) 😁
I'm here with more recommendations 😁 I think Robert would really enjoy Terraforming Mars (my personal favorite), and for you I would recommend Kwakzalvers van Kakelenburg (or Quacks of Quedlinburg in English) which is really fun to play with friends. Not co-op, but you can't mess up other people's game
Haha I do really enjoy Kwakzalvers! One of our friends has it + expansions 😄
This was so fun! It sounds like we may have similar game preferences - I really don't like games like Catan where you can tell when you're losing the whole game hah. I think my favorites are 7 Wonders, Carcassonne, and Seven Dragons - easy to learn and unpredictable!
I love seeing other peoples game collections!
Some of my family favourites are:
Carcassonne (big box edition)
Survive: Escape from Atlantis
Tsuro or Tsuro of the Sea
Love letters
Patchwork
Camel Cup (or Camel Up)
Ticket to ride - Europe
Concordia - Venus
Coup
Blockus - Trigon
Asul
Letters to Mr Darcy
and Sabotuer
Tokiado and Photosynthesis are the next 2 games on our list to get 💜💜💜
Have you ever played Hanabi? It's a cooperative card game in which only the other players can see the cards you are holding. It's a bit intense for me, but you seem to enjoy a higher intensity level than I do! I definitely plan to re-watch this when I'm not chopping vege so that I can take notes about good games.
Really enjoying the comments here too, lots of inspo for games to look into! I prefer coop as well, my husband and I love playing Spirit Island together - you each play a nature spirit trying to protect your lovely island and its native people from the invaders trying to settle there. Great replay value too!
I loved watching this little glimpse into your life beyond RUclips! My brothers love games, I will make note of a few you recommended for Christmas!
I love this!!! I adore board games, I play them online a lot with my international friends. It's such a good way to hang out with people who live far away!! One of my absolute favourites is Wingspan, which from what it sounds like you might also enjoy! It's on the longer side, but it's very non-competitive. It's a deck building game where everyone is just doing their own thing, so it's very chill and friendly and the art is stunning!
Loved watching this - and really enjoyed your explanations!!!
I am a part of the venn diagram of people who love vintage clothes but also board games, so I loved seeing you made this video! I've been on the lookout for quicker simple games, so I definitely took some notes. If I had to make a recommendation, it would be 7 wonders duel (2 player, competitive but very quick). Our favorite with friends is Viticulture: sometimes the mechanics can feel slow, but we have fun drinking wine and eating grapes and cheese while we "make" wine. On my list to try other than what you mentioned is Creature Comforts, and Quacks of Quedlinburg. I only played Wingspan once a few years back, but that's also a beautiful game but I haven't gotten a chance to again - you might like it. Cheers!
Competitive? Monopoly is banned in my house. I may have threatened to do something anatomically impossible to my husband with the thimble playing piece. 😂😂
Monopoly is the most horrible game and I don't know why it exists. I definitely don't understand why it's so popular 😭
@Loepsie You might know this already BUT the history of monopoly is actually really interesting and cool! From Wikipedia:
"Monopoly is derived from The Landlord's Game, created by Lizzie Magie in the United States in 1903 as a way to demonstrate that an economy that rewards individuals is better than one where monopolies hold all the wealth[1] and to promote the economic theories of Henry George-in particular, his ideas about taxation.[5] The Landlord's Game originally had two sets."
This was so fun to watch, thank you! I'm also a big boardgame fan and love some recommendations 😊
I've been playing "betrayal at house on the hill" a lot with my friends, it's a cool game whwre you explore a haunted house, try to find helpful items & rooms, level up your stats etc until at some point a haunt gets triggered and (usually) one of the players turns evil and tries to kill the others. There's 50 different scenarios so it doesn't get boring very fast, there's also scenarios with hidden traitors etc and from what you've told you might enjoy it as well! :)
I honestly didn't think I'd watch this vid, but on a calm morning with some coffee I sat down for it, and it was so enjoyable. I usually don't like playing games because of the same reasons you mentioned. Then, also, I am currently single and living alone. THOUGH, I recently had a family weekend, we played so many games that now I miss it! Can you imagine? 😂❤ I also live in the Netherlands so if you ever feel like you need someone to play games with that no-one else will... just idk leave a response ? Loved this little tea time game chat!
Maybe something you would end up enjoying is “Destinies” - it’s a really cool App based game where everyone has two secret objectives and has to fulfill either one of them. You explore the area, talk to people, collect items and try to win first. But the game changes with your decisions, like if your character decides to steal coins from a dead person, you might have negative consequences later in the game when you enter the church etc.
My partner and his friend group have played Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering for years. The games are some of the glue that has held the friend group together so strongly since they were in high school and it's fascinating to watch them play. When we pull out games for the non-D&D/Magic nights, our go-to games are Werewolf and Betrayal At House On The Hill. They're games that work best with large groups (6-10+ people), but the really fun part is they're replayable many times by the mechanics of the games themselves.
So glad we finally got the board game tour video!! If you like the DND-style, co-op, spooky games then I'd recommend Mansions of Madness--it can be a long game, but the stories are fun and the replay value is pretty high because there's a bunch of different stories to play.
For a quick, fun, low-stakes group game, I'd recommend Sushi Go! It's a very quick deck-bulding/passing game, similar to 7 Wonders, but simpler and with super cute art! Definitely best with at least 3 players, but more is better.
If you'd like a quiet, cute, sewing-related game to play on your own, I'm really into Calico right now. You lay tiles to make a quilt and you have to make patterns that attract different cats. You get points for completing patterns and earning cats, and it can be a 1-player game, or up to 4. There's a lot of different versions of the rules to make it as simple or complex as you want, and it's pretty chill; you can't mess wirh people except by picking a quilt tile they wanted.
Our modern games that get played most often are Azul, Trails, Pandemic, 7 Wonders Duel, Jaipur, and for a quick fun game; Taco, Cat, Goat, Cheese, Pizza! I personally love cooperative games the most though. Thanks for posting! I've been curious about your games and what you both enjoy! ~ Happy gaming! 😊
We just started playing Candela and it is very simple for someone like me who struggles with complicated games and yet still fun!
If you like co-op and beautiful games I think you might actually enjoy Mysterium if you don't know it already! I love it so much. It's about solving crimes by acting as ghosts and mediums in a Scottish manor!
sounds cool.
We have a bunch of friends who love the idea of a monthly games night, but some very competitive ones havs made the less competitive ones think its a bad idea 😂.
You've given me hope that we can find games that both sorts of player can enjoy. Thanks.
I absolutely LOVE this video Lucy! My hubby and I have been together for 10 years and I have a really similar playing style and board game preference to you, where as I found that it sounds like our husbands play games very similarly too. My hubby is really into Terraforming Mars but I refuse to play it cuz it’s also a campaign game I believe and it can go for a long long time (hours). I’m feeling very inspired to go dust our board game collection and now I have some holiday gift ideas for my husband! Thanks Lucy! Also LOVE the storage shelves.
So funny to see your game collection! We seem to have most of them too! Will definetely look into the ones missing in our collection.
My personal favourite for a 2player gane is "schotten totten 2" (dont know the english title). Its competitive, it's rather fast, simple but with enough complexity for some tactics and the artwork is supercute!
One of my favourites for mid size groups is "Scout", a cardgame where you try to present the greatest circus show. Simple rules but I find it fast and exciting.
And if you love RPGs, Dungeon Fighter is the perfect mix of both worlds and a very fun skill based game! We've had so much fun with this one and I recommend it for the whole family including children.
My favourite game is Cluedo! I have both the original and the Nightmare Before Christmas versions!
Your games are better organised than mine! We've just shoved them all into a cupboard and stopped trying to make it neat! 😂😂
I like ‘kill dr lucky’ and ‘murder at the abbey’ as cluedo inspired variants. Different game mechanics completely, but both silly in their own way.
I wonder if you might find "Flamecraft" fun, it's sort of co-op. You build a city and staff it with cute dragons, gather resources to improve the shops, and if you visit a shop another player is at you give them stuff. It has super cute art too. Highly recommend. It both has a single player mode, as well as up to 6 players (my gaming group is 5 people and we've had a lot of fun with it).
Dit was nou echt een hele leuke vlog! Ik kijk ook heel graag naar je naaivideos uiteraard, maar deze vond ik bijzonder interessant. Mijn vrouw en ik spelen ook graag spelletjes (onder het genot van een kop thee). We hebben duidelijk dezelfde smaak, veel spellen hebben wij zelf ook (Harry Potter, Everdell, regenwormen, exploding kitten enz). Een echte aanrader is Creature comforts. Niet zo lang als Everdell maar wel hele mooie artwork en echt zo'n cosy autumn game.
I'm with your husband on Stonemaier Games being the best game publisher out there 😄 that said, you don't have some of my favourites! Viticulture (wine making, has a co-op version although I personally prefer the competitive one), Wingspan (so many pretty birds! I think this works best as a 2-player game), Between Two Cities (have mostly played 2-player as well). Also Scythe is way less war-based than I was expecting!
My tip for games that take forever to set up is to set it up once and then play it throughout the week (assuming you have the space to leave it out for a while) 😄
As for recommendations for games you might enjoy -- The Game (co-op, have to get numbered cards in ascending/descending piles, you can talk but you are not allowed to say any numbers), Deep Sea Adventure (competitive but you have shared resources, super quick and fun, you hunt for treasures from a submarine, air runs out faster than you think! Great party game). I also really like Santorini (super cute, has baby Greek gods, nice strategy game for 2-players, pretty fast, but it is competitive, you try to build and get to the top of the tower before your opponent)
Finally... your collection. I notice mich of your games long time before you moved. I was curious of what games you have.
Our collection grows along during the pandemic, and we have more than 100.
We are similar in what kind of games we like. I HATE those where I get screwed (TAKE THAT games).
I wonder what the cabinet you have. It is so nice to save the games hidden. We have a kallax from ikea and I really don't like how it goes with the decorations
Thanks for sharing your collection, and the same as Robert. My husband is enthusiastic about board games from both of us.
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The cabinets are the Besta from Ikea! They're very customizable and the perfect size :)
That’s a fun games collection!
I'm a HUGE boardgame fan--a little since childhood but really caught the bug when I studied in Breda--so it's always fun to see a RUclipsr who doesn't otherwise do boardgame-related videos show off the ones they like. (: Veel speelplezier!
So many hours of fun jam packed on those shelfs! I have 2 closets that over flow and risk head injury every time I open them. I am completely on-board with the co-op game love, I get waaay to competitive as well and would much rather being on a team. I love the secretive DM cubby! I really love the EXIT brand exit games. They are made by a German couple and they have such a a good variety to play with all levels of game lovers. Not a co-op game but a good one for travel and playing out at a brewery or coffeehouse is Hive, its a tile game that has a chess vibe with no board. It's a lot of fun and a good bit of strategy but it's quick, so you can't get to wrapped up in the strategy.
So much inspiration for games to add to my (much smaller) collection, as I seem to be a similar kinda of gamer. I looove co-op, favourite one I own is fall of Rome (a pandemic mechanic derivative). Also enjoy Dominion, which the tavern game sounds similar to so I’m definitely checking that one out.
I love Mansions of Madness, which is a Lovecraft game! I also love Cover Your Assets, Nertz, and so many more!
My favourite board game is Patchwork (so cozy!) Then Betrayal at House on the Hill, and Fury of Dracula, and Fog of Love is pretty cute too. I also have a huge affinity for classics like scrabble, chess and monopoly though no one ever plays them with me.
Some games you also might like:
- Time Stories
- Betrayal at House on the Hill
Ooh yes Time Stories is great! If you like Time Stories you also might really enjoy Detective! I enjoyed that one even more than Time Stories.
Oh, how fun to see what other people like to play! We love boardgames too, and even go to Spiel Essen almost every year to get our hands on some goodies. This year we got the new Ticket to Ride: Legends of the West, which is a legacy game - you might enjoy it!
Over the pandemic our lives changed a fair bit, so we just don't have the time or enough people for playing as we used to, so recently we've turned to roll-and-write games. Our favourites are the simplest - Fency Sheep (Volle Weide), and Harvest Dice. We've also gotten into wallet games, especially Sprawlopolis and its expansions, since they are so simple and compact but bring so much fun.
Personally, I adore games with beautiful illustrations, so my favourites list has games like Calico, Honey Buzz, Petrichor, and Canvas.
If you like co-op dungeon crawling games, you might like Forgotten Depths! It's for 1-3 players, has a very layered gameplay, and has lovely storybook-type illustrations.
We've also been to Spiel a couple of times, really hope to be able to go there again someday! We've got to know so many great games there. Forgotten Depths sounds like it could be up our alley, will definitely look that one up! Calico has been on my list for a while too, it looks so cute!
I have regular boardgame nights with a group of friends and I think you might really enjoy Captain Sonar! It's definitely a hit with us. Really enjoyed this video
We tried that once, it was complete chaos but really fun! Would definitely like to play it again 😄
I think you would like "Marrying Mr. Darcy"! Which is, obviously, a game inspired by Pride and Prejudice. 💖
Cool video! I love games. Some of these I never heard of before. Great recommendations! May I suggest maybe you can do a game walk through with one of these co-op 2 person games. I think that would be fun to watch. If you don't have Labyrinth (Its based on the film with Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie) you should add it to your collection.
Nooo regenwormen is amazing!! It's been my comfort game for years!
Absolutely adored this video. My partner and I have been getting into board games recently so this was so nice to watch 💖💖💖 he also plays Magic the Gathering 😂
You might also really like Flamecraft. It is the most adorable, whimsical game where you are basically an "uitzendbureau" for the cutest little dragons❤ Not competitive at all, everyone just does their thing and it is very wholesome. The art is amazing and it is great to play with 2 players.
I'm a bit late to this video but I just wanted to add that the best game I've ever played is by far Clank! Legacy: Acquisitions Incorporated. My husband and I had so much fun playing through this game. It's an interesting mix of co-op and competitive and it's very silly. Can't wait for the follow up game that should come out this year!
Also, we didn't enjoy Gloomhaven as a board game but we love the video game because it makes it so much easier to play (less rules, no set up).
Our host is such a big sweetie! Can just imagine how fun it would be to play a game and chat.
I love games so I really enjoyed seeing your collection. Some of my favourites are Power Grid, Kingdomino, and Munchkin. I also love quick dice games like Zombie Dice. I wish I had more opportunities to play. Maybe when my toddler is a bit older!
Oh no, of all the games I knew from your cabinet, we have total opposite opinions! Hahaha. I love Regenwormen, Doolhof, Monopoly, and didn't like Andor haha! I suppose I just like competitive games 😂 Two other games I really like are Skipbo and 30 seconds. You'd probably hate Skipbo but you might like 30 seconds? It's competitive but in teams. It's just such a funny game and we end up gathering lots of inside jokes from this one from the dumb answers we give. This game is so engaging the whole time.
My favorite is creatures comfort. And it goes all about make a comfy house for you animal for the winter. And a fun game to play with 2. With 4 is it a very long game.
It was a really nice video! I have some of the games you showed and it made me smile 🌞 I loooove all games from the Lovecraft world! And one of my favourite game is Villainous (we have the base and almost all expansions - we're on the hunt for the newest one).
I am also a fan of cooperative campaigns and we recently started to play Familiar Tales and this game is very cute and beautiful and the storyline is just adorable so I can recommend that one!
Only 1 game overlap, which was Everdell! We only have about 20 games though. We don’t have a single co-op game, but I am adding to my wish list: the Taverns of Tiefenthal, Forbidden Island, Spy Club and The Crew. Thank you!
If you want an escape room sort of game that can be replayed and is different every time, i really recommend Betrayal of House on the Hill!
One game I love, as do most of my friends, is Betrayal At House on the Hill and it is one of my all time favourite games! It’s cooperative, has so many stories (some good, some okay) and varying lengths of gameplay (just depends on what haunt you get) there are 50 haunts in the base game and in the expansion (widow’s walk) it adds an additional 50, and both are amazing! I think it’s made by the Creators of DnD, or at least it has very similar vibes, and it’s just fantastic, can’t recommend it enough!
Yess, hoopte al super lang op deze video, zo leuk!! Heb zelf ook een klein groepje vrienden met wie wij vaak bordspellen doen. Heb afgelopen Castlefest ook de Harry Potter battle game gekocht toen ik het zag langskomen in 1 van jouw videos. Nog niet gespeeld, maar waarschijnlijk met mijn vriend in de kerstvakantie wanneer de Harry Potter marathon weer van start gaat haha ❤
Clearly my game genre is very different as i have 2 press cupboards of games and no overlaps but I liked the sound of some of your collection. Scrabble is probably our most played, othello for 2 person time, and partini for games nights are the most regular ones played here. Bird bingo was hilarious last Christmas preaent especially if you try and add a rule to the game where you need to make the bird sound when you pick up the card. The Mystery mansion is on my wish list this year. Beautiful artwork with a history bounding inspiration.
I LOVE board games. Thanks for sharing. This is such a fun video.
We sound very alike in preferences! I not only have boardgame playing friends, they design and publish too. If I may come with a suggestion: Fog of Love. It's both fun and beautiful, for 2 or 4 players (as far as I recall).
I don’t think i’ve ever played a board game as an adult, but this got me a bit interested. My boyfriend is into DnD, he’s a D.M., and when he tells me about the game it doesn’t seem like my thing (fantasy) and it seems like most of these are like that
What an interesting video, you have such a wide selection of games!
I haven't played board games a lot (except for Cards Against Humanity lol) since I moved out from my parents, but we really did enjoy a good board game.
My favorites aside from Cards Against Humanity are probably 5 Second Rule (my absolute fave), Dominion, Risk 2210 AD, Pandemic (though I have not played this one since the actual pandemic), Andor, and Flash Point.
I LOVE Everdell. I didn't enjoy the Pearlbrook expansion but have enjoyed Spirecrest. It is a longer game but I play it to get lost in the cute (and end up winning often just by building a city I think is cute except did NOT work for me in Pearlbrook) Jaipur is a good fast two player game. Love Letter is also a great fast two player (up to 4) . DixIt is a fun art style party game. Love to see other people getting into board games. Captain Sonar is also a good party style cooperarive game.
And I'm over here with my Monopoly, Clue, and Connect 4. 😂 I've never heard of any of these but some looked fun!!
You might really like The Mountains of Madness. It's also Lovecraft based and a super fun game to play. It's not competitive which I really enjoyed and there are so many fun aspects to it. Also Red Gragon Inn is a really fun one for big groups, kind of D&D-esque. I'd definetley reccomend those ones!
First of all you look beautiful and sound so happy in this video, maybe it's because you're talking about something you enjoy so much, idk i just noticed that. Second of all, i also started playing a lot of board games with my family during the pandemic, we specially got obsessed with catan and the game of thrones bord game and i actually really wanna try the lord of the rings game that you mentioned although you said you didn't like it 😅 anyways i personally enjoyed this video very much, just listening to you talking about things that you love makes it interesting. Maybe one day we'll have a bookshelf go through video like this 🤞 ✨
We like to play Everdell.
My favorite boardgames: The Castles of Burgundy (first edition) and Eurorails.
The kids play along with Creature Comforts, Wingspan, Museum and Azul. Powerline and Azul are easy to play games, maybe thats something for you.
My husband collects boardgames, he has 157 boardgames (expansion not included). He loves it so much that he demonstrates games for White Goblin Games in his spare time 😅.
Ooh, Harry Potter Trivial Pursuit sounds fun! In terms of board games, I think I lean more towards your husband's style -- long, complex, etc (although another thing that I find suits me well is co-op, too). Favourites are Arkham Horror 2.0; Nemesis (the miniiiiis! the inevitable chaos and betrayal in late-game! you always end up with a memorable story, haha); Paleo. And one of the most insanely adorable games I've ever played is Flamecraft (tiny, artisan dragons that help out various shops in a cute village). I'm also obsessed with D&D.
Such a great collection and recs!! I wonder if you've ever tried wingspan. Its a very pretty game 💙 I hope you make a puzzle collection tour now!! 🌈
I have played wingspan! A few of our friends have it :) Can't say I enjoy it very much though if I'm honest, haha 🙈
I think Robbert and I have a similar game preference 😂 I love Tapestry and Scythe obviously. I like Red Rising as well, though I prefer Fantasy Realms to it. I’d love to try Between two castles!! By the way Ticket to Ride just came out with a legacy version this month. Maybe that would be something for you?
I've never been into board games at all. But watching this video made me curios. I might start playing chess again...beginner level on the computer
Ah so many good games, we own quite a few of the same ones! I'm also not a big fan of too competitive games, so like you my favorites are either co-op or ones where you're mainly doing your own thing. Personally I think Everdell is actually a great game in that second category, but it definitely can be hard to plan your turns out well. So it also took us a play or two to really start liking it.
My fiancé also really loves Stonemaier Games! We only have Wingspan right now (which is one of my absolute favorites!) but we want to buy some of their other games in the future. Scythe was also a little too long and complex for me, but my fiancé loves it! We've also had Sleeping Gods on our list, too bad that the story is not good because it looks like such a beautiful game that we'd really enjoy! We also played Gloomhaven for a bit with some friends, but I didn't enjoy it much either as I found it too repetitive (so instead we're now doing a D&D campaign with these friends, haha).
If you're looking for some recommendations: when it comes to co-ops I really love Paleo and Mysterium, and for more quick snappy games I quite enjoy Railroad Ink and Guillotine (although it does have a small competitive element, but I don't mind it much there). I will definitely look into some of your tips too, they sound like fun! Although we really don't even play close to enough board games to justify buying more😬
Wingspan is also my current favorite. I have been playing the single player option lately.
Lords of Waterdeep is a favorite in our house.
I totally feel your pain about the Harry Potter themed Trivial Pursuit. I also have it and it very rarely gets used, for lack of Harry Potter 'experts' in my social circle
Een hele andere video dan er normaal op RUclips verschijnt, maar echt de moeite! Ik heb de hele video uitgekeken met grote interesse, dus er mogen er zeker soortgelijke bij komen ;)
I really like Trivial Pursuit, but I need to find new expansions because mine are really old now and I know all the questions by heart! 😀I also like Super Cluedo, UNO, Guess Who and any easy simple game to play with another person.
Great video Lucie! I don't really like board games haha but there are still some that I've played that I've liked, I was going to recommend exploding kittens but you already have it ahaha! My favorite game is called Cranium, it's sooo fun! I own one that I've forgotten the name of, I'll have to tell you later! Maybe you would also enjoy it.
Edit: It's called "Concept"!!!!
What do you do with the games you don't really like or hardly ever play? Would you consider donating or getting rid of them somehow? You will have to if you want to make room for new games eventually haha! I'm just curious to see how you would deal with the storage situation when the time comes, which by the look of it, might happen soon enough xD
But i definitely enjoyed this even if i'm not a big board game fan/player myself :)
Maybe do a tea collection update next!!
I really enjoy the card games Coup and Poetry for Neanderthals. Nice to see your collection. I wrote down a few that drew my interest.
Oh I've played Coup a few times! 😄
I think you’d love Nefarious!
The crew sounds similar to fox in the forest duet. You should try that one. It's a two player cooperative card game
I loved the video, it was fun! ❤ Our plastic boxes are giving jelalous looks to your beautiful cabinet 😂 I was surprised that with such a collection there weren't many games I recognized. It's difficult for us to buy new games because my husband is very picky about the mechanics he likes and doesn't like, he also gets bored quickly and usually after a couple of plays the game ends up in the box not to be picked up almost ever again, which really frustrates me 😂 He's the worst looser in the world too, so just like you guys we usually play coop, and if there's no coop - we invent it. Are you familiar with Spirit Island? I'm not sure if you'd like the overall mechanics, it's not that easy to get the hang of at first, but it's coop and it's gorgeous, I love it. Our favorite at the moment is Root. And please tell me the secret to enjoying Arkham Horror, I don't think we've been more frustrated with any other game 😂
The secret is always, ALWAYS playing in easy mode! Take out a bunch of the -2 & worse tokens and add a couple 0s, and you can actually get through the story alive 😂
@@Loepsie hahaha, I think this is what we did at first, and then we decided to go one level up... and never again 😬 I think the higher levels are basically a game of "let's see how quickly can you die"
Thank you for this video😊 will probably try the Arkham Horror one. Love the 2 players games ideas.
We played it with my brother once, and even as a non-rpg non-lovecraft person myself, it was a blast! (and he is both a ttrpg guy and a lovecraft guy, and seemed to have fun too!)
I wish you had of explained the premise of each game. It’s hard to decide if I would like it based on it “I liked it”.
I thought my collection was big(ish) but it doesn’t even compare. I have only one cabinet 😂 most surprisingly though, I don’t own any of your games. And I really thought I had a lot of classics. My newest game is cascadia, which is on the simpler side but really enjoyable
My partner and I collect and play the Ticket to Ride games and can't wait to play the new legacy version that just came out - apparently it's replayable too!
This was so fun!
So funny I love quick party games too and my husband hates them as well. He doesn’t like that there’s no strategy and he can’t win without playing the crowd.
I love this, so many games I'll be pucking up! Where is the cabinet from, I tried looking through older videos and can't find it 😢
Everything in our house is Ikea, haha! These are the Besta cabinets :)
@@Loepsie thank you! We are running out of space for our gaming things and this looks perfect for our style
Have you considered donating the ones you don't like to make space for more? I always do that with books...
We've done that a few times with games that were really a miss 😊 Will likely do it again once we truly run out of space here!
One of my fav games is masterpiece
Sleeping Gods has a lot of rave reviews in English, which is interesting. The price tag is massive, though.
In Dutch too, that's why we had such high expectations! I guess it's just a matter of taste, too, but we're definitely going to give it another shot soon :)
Making notes of ones to research! My wife and I like to play games now and then (we love Fluxx and Backpacker)
You should try the bigger version of Harry Potter trivial pursuit! I love it so much
I don't really play tabletop games. It's very rare. I prefer jigsaw puzzles or billiards. My parents have a table at their home. I have a hard time sitting through the rules to learn them. And then when I do, people don't like to play competitive games against me because I go all in and don't care about the outcome. I love willing and I'm very competitive, but I just don't care whether I win or lose.