30 games I'd drop everything for... (part 2)

Continuing on with my...

When I last left you with the cliffhanger, I had shown you numbers 30 to 21. They were all very interesting games, yes? 

And I was surprised to see that I had actual reviewed a majority of those game. I was expecting to just wack up a few images to show you the games, But no. I had them covered. But this group of ten games is very different. Not all of them have been reviewed. Some have been sat on my shelf, waiting to be put in the spotlight of the camera. I have even dreamed that the videos had been published, but no. No time to do so as there is always a KS project that needs my help.

Maybe 2018 will be the year that I show my feelings for these gems of a game...So let's carry on, shall we?
​

here is my list from 20 to 11

---

20: Conan

This is one of the few Kickstarter only game that made the list. A fantasy team work game that has mechanics that I wish were in every dungeon crawling game. 
And thankfully, they will be used in the new Batman: Gotham City Chronicles 

---

19: sheriff of nottingham

A great bluffing game, where role-playing brings out the laughs and giggles as you try to sneak goods in and out of Nottingham...Or not!

---

18: star wars: imperial ASSAULT 

A dungeon crawl in the universe of Star Wars. With some great scenarios and beautifully realized for the tabletop. Made my list due to the downloadable app that lets you play co-op.

​AI overlords rule!

---

17: JAMAICA 

"Roll & Move" may be dead, but this game keeps it alive and fresh. A racing game with a difference...There is strategy.

Colorful and a delight to play. This game works in any gaming situation.

---

16: new york 1901

A card drafting game, much like Royals and Ticket To Ride. But this one is not so nasty to other players and delightfully quick to play. This has a classic feel to it, as if the game was actually made in this era.

---

15: carcassonne

Making a giant map together but competing to get points in certain areas is huge fun. This game can be a simple as you like or made more complex and intriguing with the addition on expansions.

---

14: dungeon petz

Work placement again, with a unique twist. Grouping your workers gives you priority. A fantastically themed game of buying, looking after and selling creatures to gain reputation for you pet store...Pure genius.

---

13: PHOTOSYNTHESIS 

A brand new game that, after playing once at the beginning of the year, I fell for. Planting trees and growing them to get points, in an elegant system where the placement is important to generating energy. That is photosynthesis...

---

12: outlive

It's that old worker placement thing, again. A very Euro style mechanic but in this heavily theme, post apocalyptic game see you moving your survivor around, savaging to survive. A heavy "Fallout" the board game.

---

11: the great dalmuti

A trick taking game, where depleting your hand to zero card, the quickest will win you the crown (and certain privileges over the other players.)
A family favorite that we play until the early hours of the morning.

---

So there you have it. Another ten enjoyable games that I can't say "no" to. Unless there are no more hours in the day or I have played them five times in a row already. Change is good.

So next it will be the big ten games. And I will present them in a big epic video.