Today we returned to the exquisite Goose the Market off of Delaware St. in downtown Indy. As before, we sat in the Enoteca section of their establishment and enjoyed our wine and cheese surrounded by a veritable smorgasbord of fine wines and other beverages! Claire enjoyed her Piedra Negrarosado and I had the Poggio Anima Lilith. Both went very well with our cheese plate and we look forward to returning again. In this abstract, 2 player tactical, territory building game we visit Venice, Italy to place and connect islands together by building bridges across the water.
Saturday, January 30, 2016
Saturday, January 23, 2016
Boards & Brews at Home: Darkest Night
Tonight we bring you another at home segment to review Darkest Night, a fully cooperative, dice-rolling, Euro game for 1 to 4 players. The game takes place in a kingdom that has been overtaken by a Necromancer. The players will take on a role as the kingdoms last heroes, each with their own unique set of special abilities. As the ravenous undead roam the realm, the Necromancer continues to control the kingdom and all surrounding areas within it's dark power and presence. Read on to learn about this great co-op game and if we have what it takes to restore the kingdom to it's original tranquil state.
Labels:
Cooperative,
Dice Rolling,
Variable Player Powers
Saturday, January 16, 2016
Great Scott! It's a Paradox!
Saturday, January 9, 2016
It's a Frap!
Saturday, January 2, 2016
Party On Wayne!
Happy New Year everyone! Kicking off the new year, we returned to the always enjoyable Redemption Alewerks in Fishers off of 96th St. to play the 2 - 4 player social deduction game, Love Letter: Batman Edition. A lot of gamers who enjoy social deduction games have more likely than not played the original Love Letter card game. This version carries a DC comics theme with Batman at the front of the line. Check out the process of this fun micro game!
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