Haven’t shared any game night pics in a while. Here’s what we’ve been playing…
The first one’s an oldie from my childhood. My sweetie and I are going through our games to see which ones we want to keep. Hadn’t played Life in years, so we thought we’d give it a go.
(c) Sloan Parker 2012
Mine’s the car with the 2 hubbies and a daughter. Rosie’s is the one with 2 wives and a son. She didn’t want the kid (I guess she thought he’d mess with her girls’ honeymoon), but the game made her take him so the poor kid had to sit all the way in the back.
(c) Sloan Parker 2012
The 3-D version of Blokus is tough!
The rest of the games are from my uncle’s game club. Thanks for teaching us new games, T!
(c) Sloan Parker 2012
Coloretto is a great little card game. Easy to learn and the version we bought has a set of rules for two players.
(c) Sloan Parker 2012
Vikings is one I did not expect to like, but I just loved it. You can play it with two people (we are always on the lookout for new 2-player games), but sadly we can’t buy our own copy. It’s not available for purchase anymore.
(c) Sloan Parker 2012
Jaipur is another card game that allows for two-person play.
(c) Sloan Parker 2012
For Braggart, you make up a “story” with the cards in your hand, and it can be quite humorous to see what people come up with. Or what they are forced to play. Great for a group.
This was the best hand played all night:
(c) Sloan Parker 2012
“While wearing nothing more than my boots and a smile…I covered myself in oil to wrestle with…a party of drunken dwarves…and I am probably a better person for it.”
(c) Sloan Parker 2012
Acquire is another one I did not expect to like. It was fun predicting where the board was going and which companies would hit it big. Sometimes your plans worked out. Sometimes you got screwed. Sort of like real life. There were five women playing with one adorable young guy that looked half my age. He was sweet and patient as he taught all of us newbs how to play. I didn’t tell him I was already writing a story in my head about him meeting someone special during an all-nighter at the gaming club. I could see them sitting across from each other, some very sweet touches between them under the table as they tried to flirt with serious gaming still going on all around them.
LOL about the kid stuck in the back seat!
Chris: Glad that one gave you a chuckle. :) She’s always making me laugh.
LOL, about the kid in the back. Of course, in OUR van the back-back seat is coveted amongst the kids, apparently THEY think they get away with more back there :snort: So maybe Rosie’s kid had the better deal :D
LOVE that you guys have a game night. So fun!
Raelyn: LOL about your kids in the back. Don’t they know parents see ALL? Well, not my mom, but it seems most moms do.
We have such a great time on game night, no TV or internet, just the two of us. Although my uncle’s club is awesome too. Always new people and new games and lots of laughs.