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Favorite Boardgame

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The problem with Battle Of The Sexes (and my wife and everybody I know of agrees with me), is that most of the "male" questions are simple, but the ones for the women are impossible. The women always win.

Party Games:

Cranium

Hub-bub

Guesstures

 

Regular Games:

 

Carcassonne

Settlers of Catan

 

Cooperative Games:

 

Shadows over Camelot

Arkham Horror

Oooooooooo, Arkham Horror!?! What in the name of The Old Ones might that be???

'A dead man is found naked, in the middle of the desert, with no footprionts leading to or away from the body. . . in his hand he is holding a piece of straw. What happened?'

 

He got kicked out of a cargo plane after having sex with a horse.

Oooooooooo, Arkham Horror!?! What in the name of The Old Ones might that be???

 

It's a cooperative game where the players and run around Arkham and various other worlds to investigate crazy stuff and kill monsters.

This site might give you some ideas, especially if you're looking for something out of the ordinary:

 

http://www.boardgamegeek.com/wiki/page/Board_Game_Gift_Guide

 

Boardgamegeek is a forum for board game fanatics. I discovered the site one day while looking up old board games from my childhood, like Bonkers!, Run Yourself Ragged, and The MAD Magazine game. Just about every board game you can think of is on the site.

 

Oooooooooo, Arkham Horror!?! What in the name of The Old Ones might that be???

 

http://boardgamegeek.com/game/15987

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Some time, I want to guess around 1990-1992, there was a boardgame which centered around the idea of a plastic, cone shaped object (representing a Tornado) following a path once you spun it.

 

I may be missing up certain elements of the game, but I recall the board was created to resemble mountains.

 

Anyone know the title?

QUOTE(CrimsonWeltall @ Feb 22, 2007 -> 07:40 PM)
It's a cooperative game where the players and run around Arkham and various other worlds to investigate crazy stuff and kill monsters.

 

 

What is a "cooperative" game? I'm a HUGE Lovecraft fan, so this game looks like it would be right up my alley. Is it a Dungeons and Dragons kind of game?

What is a "cooperative" game? I'm a HUGE Lovecraft fan, so this game looks like it would be right up my alley. Is it a Dungeons and Dragons kind of game?

 

All of the players are on the same team trying to beat the game.

 

It's like D&D in the sense that you have characters with stats and you roll dice to determine success in actions, yes, but otherwise, no.

QUOTE(Flash Tizzle @ Feb 22, 2007 -> 07:53 PM)
Some time, I want to guess around 1990-1992, there was a boardgame which centered around the idea of a plastic, cone shaped object (representing a Tornado) following a path once you spun it.

 

I may be missing up certain elements of the game, but I recall the board was created to resemble mountains.

 

Anyone know the title?

 

Ask on boardgamegeek.com and someone will know the game.

Would Naked Baby Oil Twister count as a board game? The spinner is on a piece of cardboard!

QUOTE(CrimsonWeltall @ Feb 22, 2007 -> 08:01 PM)
All of the players are on the same team trying to beat the game.

 

It's like D&D in the sense that you have characters with stats and you roll dice to determine success in actions, yes, but otherwise, no.

 

 

Cool! Thanks for the info! I'm going to look into it for sure!!!

Apples to Apples is funny as hell if you play with good people.

QUOTE(knightni @ Feb 22, 2007 -> 08:28 PM)
'A dead man is found naked, in the middle of the desert, with no footprionts leading to or away from the body. . . in his hand he is holding a piece of straw. What happened?'

 

He got kicked out of a cargo plane after having sex with a horse.

 

BUZZ! incorrect. :D

It's not technically a board game, but. . .Apples to Apples is amazing--I love it!

 

Curses! Is also good.

Just to let everyone know, they completely re-worked and ruined the game of Life sometime in the mid 90's. The game now is "see who gets the highest salary." That's basically all there is to it now.

Um, I didn't bother reading the rest of this thread b/c I was so excited to mention my favorite game of all: Volopoly! (University of Tennessee-style monopoly)

QUOTE(dasox24 @ Feb 22, 2007 -> 11:53 PM)
Um, I didn't bother reading the rest of this thread b/c I was so excited to mention my favorite game of all: Volopoly! (University of Tennessee-style monopoly)

Go Gopheropoly (they were selling it at the front desk, I've yet to buy it since I'm jobless)

Is there anything they haven't made an -opoly of? I saw "catopoly" at a store around Christmas

QUOTE(Felix @ Feb 23, 2007 -> 06:14 AM)
Go Gopheropoly (they were selling it at the front desk, I've yet to buy it since I'm jobless)

haha, it's awesome playing a monopoly version of your own school! So much fun! :headbang

QUOTE(witesoxfan @ Feb 23, 2007 -> 02:34 AM)
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QUOTE(StrangeSox @ Feb 23, 2007 -> 01:24 AM)
Is there anything they haven't made an -opoly of? I saw "catopoly" at a store around Christmas

Necrophilopoly? :unsure:

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