Board games are making a comeback this Christmas, reports the BBC. That’s interesting news. So go “Have Your Say” already, and tell them what your favourite Geek Night board game is!
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By The Pacifist 14 December, 2004 - 14:22
Hey! You cheated by forwarding “geeknight.co.uk” to RockMonkey! That’s not what I bought it for!
By Scatman Dan 14 December, 2004 - 14:27
Yeh yeh… it’s just to put something there until I write something better.
By Faye 14 December, 2004 - 17:41
‘Geek Night’ (whatever that is) aside, my vote goes to Taboo.
By Scatman Dan 14 December, 2004 - 17:47
There’s more info on Geek Night available on the RockMonkey wiki (see here), which is where the link in the post (currently) goes.
Taboo is a good co-operative game, with geniune skill but without too must risk of a team ‘swamping another’ (good balance), I agree. But my vote has to go for Tigris & Euphrates, which is a stunning German board game. But then, aren’t all German board games that are considered worthy of translation great?