I'm curious as to which variants are folks' favorites? Are there any that you have played over and over again?
I'm still working my way through the five packaged in the box and then am interested to try a few more from the library and I'd love some recommendations.
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I'm curious as to which variants are folks' favorites? Are there any that you have played over and over again?
I'm still working my way through the five packaged in the box and then am interested to try a few more from the library and I'd love some recommendations.
I know I'd personally appreciate it if people trying the games also used the "write a review" feature attached to the games in the Stonehenge Library.... Nobody has reviewed any of the games yet!
I'm curious as to which variants are folks' favorites? Are there any that you have played over and over again?
I'm still working my way through the five packaged in the box and then am interested to try a few more from the library and I'd love some recommendations.
Well, I am partial to my own games :-). I do think the bulk of the abstracts are good (plain Contiguity tend to be drawish, however). And Raiding Stonehenge is a good guessing game. There is also Stackhenge, which people have suggested as a drinking game (not I). I would play most of my abstracts for Stonehenge over and over. Oh yes, there is also Celtic Whist (a trick-taking game I did) which I like to. In the case of Crossing Stonehenge, I adapted it to a program called Zillions.
As for what I could recommend, it depends on what you like. My abstracts are derived from classic abstract strategy games, so that would depend on which of those you like.