@mrundkvist We’ve been playing a lot of card games (Flip 7, Skyjo) and my brother-in-law brought a new coop dungeon game Keep the Heroes Out, which we’re going to see if it gets a bit more interesting on a harder level. Otherwise we’re stuck with what we have here: maybe Codenames, card games (Schmear, Kaiser), possibly Stone Age (petty good Meeple placement game for kids+adults)
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@mrundkvist good morning from snowy Western Canada and happy new year to you!
Today: try to get jam filled Bismarcks (a German tradition) for the kids, games, maybe go cross country skiing, play games, get pizza for dinner with the family
@tschfflr
I approve this message! What games?
@mrundkvist We’ve been playing a lot of card games (Flip 7, Skyjo) and my brother-in-law brought a new coop dungeon game Keep the Heroes Out, which we’re going to see if it gets a bit more interesting on a harder level. Otherwise we’re stuck with what we have here: maybe Codenames, card games (Schmear, Kaiser), possibly Stone Age (petty good Meeple placement game for kids+adults)
@tschfflr
Neat! I like Stone Age a lot and always bring it for the students on my excavations.
Last night I taught Heckmeck am Bratwurmeck, which is always a hit.
@mrundkvist 🤩 „archeologist approved“ 😁
@tschfflr
Yep! And you should see how grimy my copy of Sechs Nimmt is. Lots of unwashed archaeology undergrads have handled those cards...
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