My Top 10 Games of 2020

I haven’t come up with a better system then the one I used last year. So My top 10 games of the year is based on my plays, and includes a modifier from my current Top 10 list. Top 2 get x5, 3&4 get x4, 5,6&7 get x3 and 8,9&10 get x2. 11 and below get no modifier. The formula to rank my games of the year, is

  • ([Hours played] + [Times played]) * [Top 10 modifier]

So that’s the majority of my game playing in 2020. Would love to hear what you got to the table.

My Top 10 Games of 2019

When thinking about a formula for my top 10 games of 2019, I knew it had to take into account both hours played and times played. In 2019 I played Sagrada 13 times for a total of 6 hours, and I played Terraforming Mars 4 times, for a total of 10 hours. It seems like simply adding the 2 numbers together would be a fair way to even out those two variables.

I then thought about adding in dollars spent on the game. But I couldn’t work out whether it should be an addition to the score, or a negative. read more

Betrayal Legacy – Game 10 Review

This is one in a series of posts regarding the board game Betrayal Legacy. You can access all my other Betrayal posts HERE. This post is a review of Game 10, which is designed to give you a feel for the game, whilst containing no spoilers. It assumes you are familiar with Betrayal at House on the Hill.

December, 1925

Game 10 Card

The set up for Game 10, included some final alterations to some House tiles. A final step to making them very similar to the components in the original game. We had a good exploration of the read more

Betrayal Legacy – Game 9 Review

This is one in a series of posts regarding the board game Betrayal Legacy. You can access all my other Betrayal posts HERE. This post is a review of Game 9, which is designed to give you a feel for the game, whilst containing no spoilers. It assumes you are familiar with Betrayal at House on the Hill.

November, 1901

Game 9 Card

After the fun and games in Chapter 8, integral changes continued into Chapter 9, with important alterations occurring before the usual game setup. The House on the Hill enters the 20th Century, read more

Betrayal Legacy – Game 8 Review

This is one in a series of posts regarding the board game Betrayal Legacy. You can access all my other Betrayal posts HERE. This post is a review of Game 8, which is designed to give you a feel for the game, whilst containing no spoilers. It assumes you are familiar with Betrayal at House on the Hill.

A Sunday …

Game 8 was a normal setup, followed by the Game 7 winner drawing this card, and reading the introduction on the back. As it turns out, it was an introduction of just one sentence, and we were read more