Game Day September 2010: Catan Germany
September 20, 2010 Articles Game ImpressionsIt was getting pretty late when we finished A Touch of Evil and many folks either went home or went to bed. Three of us stayed around to start one final board game of the night, though: Catan Geographies: Germany. This game is very similar to other versions of Settlers of Catan but uses its own unique game board and ahs a number of key differences.
If you’re not familiar with the popular Settlers of Catan game franchise, you might want to look it up. It is probably one of the most well-known German board games that have been ported to English, and for good reason. Catan is …
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Game Day September 2010: King Me
Game Impressions ArticlesI hadn’t played King Me before, but ever since my girlfriend played it with the rest of that same group, she’s been interested in getting me to try it. Everyone thought it would be a great game to try out for someone with a visual impairment, since the game seems simple enough and there isn’t a lot to keep track of. While I appreciate the simplicity of the game and did have a lot o fun with it, I still had a bit of trouble picking it up and playing immediately. I can see how a few modifications would make the game more enjoyable for someone who is visually impaired, and I think overall it would …
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Pompeii Review
September 16, 2010 Game ReviewsGame Info
Publisher: Mayfair Games
Year Published: 2006
Number of Players: 2 to 4
Play Time: 45 minutes
Set-up Time: About 10 minutes
Ages: 10 and up
Table Size: Medium Table
Review
The year is 79 A.D. and you are a humble Roman citizen who has just moved in to the fine city of Pompeii. It’s so enjoyable here that you invite your friends and relatives to join you, and soon the city is abuzz with happy citizens. Unfortunately for you, a dark omen falls upon the city; nearby Mount Vesuvius is about to erupt, and all of your friends and family must now try to escape for their lives before becoming victims of one of …
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