I relate to this lol. I have a fairly large collection of misc board and/or card games. And I love sharing and playing them with friends and family.
Probably our most complicated game would be “Nemesis”. It’s a space alien game where you and your team have to figure out what’s wrong with the ship and why a crewmate died (aka “aliens”).
Depending on the number of players it can take a long time. Around 4 hours long on a good run. But if your group has never played it can take 10+ hours due to the shear complexity and getting used to the turn order and stuff you can do.
Most of the time I end up playing coop because I’m helping teach the game to new players. It’s hard to find returning players sometimes haha. But I’m hopeful that I can play again with the family. My GF’s family loved the game so its just a matter of time I suspect. And then maybe we can play the hidden objectives to spice things up.
I relate to this lol. I have a fairly large collection of misc board and/or card games. And I love sharing and playing them with friends and family.
Probably our most complicated game would be “Nemesis”. It’s a space alien game where you and your team have to figure out what’s wrong with the ship and why a crewmate died (aka “aliens”).
Depending on the number of players it can take a long time. Around 4 hours long on a good run. But if your group has never played it can take 10+ hours due to the shear complexity and getting used to the turn order and stuff you can do.
Love that game, do you play full coop ir do you also play with hidden objectives?
Most of the time I end up playing coop because I’m helping teach the game to new players. It’s hard to find returning players sometimes haha. But I’m hopeful that I can play again with the family. My GF’s family loved the game so its just a matter of time I suspect. And then maybe we can play the hidden objectives to spice things up.