We played a game called Sushi Go! this weekend with our family that was visiting. Pretty fun and easy game if you've got several people of different ages/abilities.

I own that, but have only played it once.

There's also Sushi Go! Party which allows variations of the rules, also pretty fun.

For 2-person games, my partner and I have been loving 7 Wonders: Duel and Castles of Burgundy.

Sorry, that's what we had. We did a Party round on our third playthrough and it was more interesting. Didn't want to try to explain that aspect on RM though

Tiny Epic Galaxies (I kickstarted Tiny Epic Zombies so we’ll see how that is when it arrives)
Meeple war
Power Grid
Merchants & Marauders (this one is sweet, except no one wants to play)
Star Realms
Rivals for Catan (two player card game version that is really a lot of fun)
Hanabi

Sagrada's a really pretty and fun, quick game to play.

Been playing the card version of Monopoly and it's way more fun than the real game, mostly because the games are usually over in 15-20 minutes and no one argues about the "right" way to play.

are you talking about monopoly deal?

Boy I really really hate Yahtzee. Like, I won't even entertain the idea of playing it.

We got Catan for Christmas and we enjoy it, just not sure if we're playing it right.

Anyone played the game Small World?



Can't get over the complication of even setting it up. Just seems like there's a lot there before you can even really get the game going.

Yahtzee is fucking awesome

Yeah where the hell is this unprovoked hostility for Yahtzee--top 5 game ever--coming from?

i have "friends" who play these type games all the time...i used to join in, but kept turning down invitations so now i'm no longer invited

it always took me like half the game to figure out what i was doing, so i don't really mind

OK, how is yahtzee a good game for you? It appears to me to be more luck-based than skill.

The skill comes in knowing when to play certain rolls in the right place.

So I'm guessing this is a 'get gud noob' situation.

Yahtzee!

Friends gifted us Killer Bunnies last night, so we opened it up and played it. Tough to learn the directions, but once you get rolling it’s a hoot. It’s a wacky/absurdist non-collectible card game. Good one to play with teens, but probably too complicated for anyone younger than that.

I played Sorry last weekend and pissed my 5yo nephew off. One of my highlights over the past few days.

Dominated what do you meme n taboo at the Xmas party last night

Played this again last night, with a better handle on the rules thanks to the internet (the two gameplay manuals are simultaneously overwhelming and somewhat unclear — feel free to ask me questions if anyone winds up getting this).

Amazing game, so silly and light and bonkers. My new favorite.