A short update on two games of Love Letter with two players to pass long days and longer nights.
(Make that three four games.)
I'll use this blog post to also jot down four games of Labyrinth and two games of Sphinx.
Some sort of a note about each and every session of a board/miniature game I have played since the beginning of this blog.
A short update on two games of Love Letter with two players to pass long days and longer nights.
(Make that three four games.)
I'll use this blog post to also jot down four games of Labyrinth and two games of Sphinx.
A while ago I played a few board games from the childhood of Dearest.
First one was called Taika Kengät, which apparently only has a Finnish edition. Name translates to Magic Shoes. The game had elves trying to find magic jewels from a realm torn asunder by an evil troll. Elves need to find proper shoes to travel from different area to another. Magic Shoes were the only shoes that could traverse any terrain.
It quickly dawned on us that this particular game, perhaps, had lost some of its enchantment in the latter years. The age recommendation of 5+ was there for a reason.
Another game was Sphinx, which was a bit more engaging and kept us entertained for two games.