Depends on how heavy of an experience you want. If the boardgame’s just something to mess around with, maybe try a party game like Codenames, or something light like Carcassonne. If boardgames are meant to be the focus of the meetup, play something heavier like Spirit Island.
You can definitely still learn to play boardgames, the easier ones aren’t especially difficult to learn, the hardest part would be finding a group to play with. If you can’t find anyone IRL, you can always look around online, with the added benefit that Tabletop Simulator is comparatively much cheaper than physical boardgames.
Level up your irl podcast with a “board game”, next level shit.
Which ones do you suggest ?
The Cones of Dunshire
I call Ledgerman!
Can’t go wrong with chutes and ladders
Finally, a chance to use one of my sentence enhancers
That’s like one of the few board games you can only go wrong with
Yeah I don’t play board games lol
The Campaign for North Africa.
that’s what your highschool teachers do all summer
Depends on how heavy of an experience you want. If the boardgame’s just something to mess around with, maybe try a party game like Codenames, or something light like Carcassonne. If boardgames are meant to be the focus of the meetup, play something heavier like Spirit Island.
I never played board games and I always get the feeling that it’s too late for me to start 😢
You can definitely still learn to play boardgames, the easier ones aren’t especially difficult to learn, the hardest part would be finding a group to play with. If you can’t find anyone IRL, you can always look around online, with the added benefit that Tabletop Simulator is comparatively much cheaper than physical boardgames.
Oh like Dimension 20 IRL? That sounds like fun! I’ll be Matt Mercer