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It’s Father’s Day!
16 Jun
Posted by Rob Kalajian as Card Games, CCGs, Classic Board Games, Electronic Games, Miniatures, Modern Board Games, Other, RPGs, War Games
Yes, it’s Father’s Day. That means daddy gets to do what he wants, and what he wants is to play board games!
Today I’ll be playing Hydras, Survive, King of Tokyo, and Tsuro. Of course these are all games the kids want to play, but beggars can’t be choosers!
What are you playing today?
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Ha! If only… I got my “Father’s Day” gaming in on Friday: Die Aufsteiger, Cinque Terra, Tzol’kin, 7 wonders, and and crokinole. Pretty good Friday. Today, after the kids went down, the wife indulged me in a few games of The Duke. Not bad, not bad at all.