Top 10 Games of All Time
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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2023
- It's here! Conesy and Suzanne explore their Top 10 Games of All Time list. These top 10 lists are always subjective. Which games do you agree with us with? Which games do you think we missed? Let us know in the comments!
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Hearing about you guys meeting was the best part❤
Thanks. It's one of our favorite stories for obvious reasons!
Brass Birmingham! A wonderful game.
We hear that a lot. We own Lancashire and really enjoy it.
My top 10 always changes but today:
10. Frosthaven
9. On Tour
8. Cthulu Death May Die
7. Kingdominoe
6. Catan
5. Veiled Fait
4. Vindication
3. Massive Darkness 2
2. Mage Knight
1. Xia
Alot of games on that list that we need to play. Frosthaven, Cthulhu Death May Die, and Mage Knight are on our table of opportunity (or soon will be). Kingdomino is a blast. Xia and Vindication are both owned by friends we game with so sooner or later we'll see them on the table.
Overall, solid list!!! Thanks for sharing.
Wow, I have never watched any of your videos but this just popped up so I had to take a peek. Conseys list is scarily close to mine lol. I have a few more Stonmaier games on my list (particularly Scythe). I am on the wait as you are for the latest Cthulhu Wars. I encourage you to try glorantha as well. Very similar with a few other mechanice from Sandy thrown in, like Cthulhu wars meets Ankh. I have Arkham horror(and eldrich) as well as Death may die too. But great lists.
Thank you! We love alot of Stonemaier Games and titles like Tapestry and Scythe are definitely into the top 50. We cleared out our Arkham Horror (2nd Ed) stuff recently. Mansions of Madness 2e is currently getting painted up though. Of course, we really like the Arkham Horror card game and are waiting for our copy of Death May Die to arrive from CMON's latest Kickstarter for that game.
Top ten
Rivals for Catan
Castles of Burgundy
Eldritch Horror
Arkham Horror(when theres Time)
Betrayal at house on the hill
Gloomhaven
Dungeon Quest
Magic Realm (have been playing this since the 80s)
Munchkin
Descent
Good list guys.
Thank you! Not a bad list yourself.
We watched your top ten and then played Dice Forge at Gen Con based on your review. We both really liked it a lot. Definitely something we can play with friends, too!
That's awesome. Dice Forge is a ton of fun. We love hearing things like this! Thank you.
Thank you for the lists, great game by the way
Glad you enjoyed!
As an enormous fan of Sentinels of the Multiverse, I am always happy to see it in someone's list but uhh.... You know it is NOT a deck builder, right?
Yeah, we know that. Games like Dominion and Ascension are deck builders. Sentinels is not. Thank you for catching that.
Thanks for sharing - some of those games I'd never heard of so I'll check them out!
You're welcome! There are so many games out there that we also hear about games that we haven't actually heard anything about before. What games do you like most?
@@wiscodice_main from your lists, I especially love Dice Forge and Spirit Island! My favourite game personally is Too Many Bones 🙂
@@burgek1 We've played Too Many Bones and it had some neat mechanics, but it was at a convention. I don't know if it was the way it was taught or as loud as it was in the room, but I think it took away from some of the enjoyment of the game. It's on the to be played again list for sure!
This seems like a very interesting list of games!
Some definitely interesting games.
Two great lists! 👍
Glad you like them!
Thanks for the video. Have you played Gaia Project?
Yes. It's in our collection. Gia Project is a great game, and probably mechanically better than Terra Mystica. TM, for Conesy, wins out for it's theme and art.
Those TMs are some good #1s. Terra Mars is my #5, Terra Mystica is my #9 (Gaia beats it out for me). Twilight Imperium, Gloomhaven, On Mars are my 1,2,3.
Thanks for sharing! All very good games. A lot of people put Gaia over Terra Mystica. TI didn't make our cut largely due to the challenges of tabling it (play time). Gloomhaven we love as well, but was just outside both our 10s. On Mars is good too, but seems to just never get tabled.
Great list
Thank you! What's your favorite game?
My Top Ten in no particular order:
Aeon's End New Age
Aventuria Adventure Card Game
Maximum Apocalypse
Roll Player
Dark Souls The Card Game
The Loop Dr Faux Strikes Back
Fearsome Wilderness
Furnace
Cora Quest
Castle Panic with Crowns and Quest Expansion
Great list! There are a couple of games on that list that we really want to try.
Here’s my top 10 games: ua-cam.com/video/ZetkFavc32U/v-deo.htmlsi=oM6ksUuinmd56m4t
Thanks for sharing
I have a huge collection, mostly from the 80's but with a few new games (including Sentinels), and honestly if I were to make a top x OF ALL TIME, the only modern(ish) game on it would be Cards Against Humanity. The Empire Builder ("crayon train") games would be on it, and perhaps the original SJG Illuminati and Nuke War.
Admittedly I don't have any of the games on these lists other than SotM.
Nothing wrong with that. We wish we had more titles from the 80s, but all of those games were lost over various moves. If only I would have known. ~Conesy
@@wiscodice_main Yeah, every one of them is out of print now. You can find some of the "crayon games" (whiteboard markers work great for them) used online for well north of $100
It's amazing how quickly games cycle out of print. So many great game ideas that just didn't stick around for a long time.
I think we share a lot of similarities in taste. :) ❤
Awesome. I'll be looking for some good recommendations from you then 😀
Terra mystica is also my favorite game! Do you recommend the expansions?
Fire and Ice is a must buy. New maps and factions are awesome. The updated passing mechanism is also something I always use.
Merchants is an expansion I like, but is nice to have. It really adds more emphasis to the shipping mechanics.
My wife and I both love Terra Mystica. Maybe we will get the expansion as we both consider it to be our favorite game.
great list,,i still remember one of my best game of TMars,, the score was like 68 67 65 points ,, i want to try spirit island
Spirit Island is best, in our opinion, at lower player counts. More players means an extended length game. Fine if everyone knows the game, but can be a chore with newer players.
Terraforming Mars is always a fun game.
@@wiscodice_main most reviews and players is saying its best at 2 or solo,thanks for replying :)
@@TpDgreatOf course. Let us know what you think of it after you have given Spirit Island a couple of plays!
Spirit island is my favorite game
So much replayability and scales well!
Dice Forge!
Great seeing love for Dice Forge!
Do you like any Vital Lacerda games?
We have On Mars, which is a good game. I find it hard to table due to having to relearn it and then extended teach. Since it's so hard to table it didn't make the list. We did back Inventions and looking forward to that. Vinhos is a good game too, but we don't own it.
@@wiscodice_main Thanks for the response. I was thinking of getting either Vinhos, the Gallerist, Kanban EV or Lisboa. I played Lisboa twice and enjoyed it, though it's a bit rules heavy so I'm not sure how well I'll be able to teach my wife, especially since English is not her first language and I've not learned her first or second spoken languages yet (Portuguese and Spanish). I did find a Portugues translation of the rules, but she's a visual learner and learns better by doing than reading instructions. The heaviest games I've been able to teach her so far are Gaia Project and Feast for Odin, and even those were bit of a beast to teach with our semi-language barrier, so not sure how Lisboa would fare.
@@The-Eric-Cartman Certainly with any Lacerda game there's a pretty steep learning curve on top of the language barrier. He's got some great designs for games out there, but I think it's just as important if your wife is your primary opponent is to find games that you both mutually enjoy. When Suzanne and I play games we often find that games that are fast to set up and tear down are the games we pick up and play more often. Of course, everyone has different opinions on what games interest them, but don't be afraid to feel like you have to play the most complex games with your wife.
@@wiscodice_main Thanks! My wife and I enjoy heavy games because it makes us think more and forces us to communicate in a higher level, which gives us both a sense of satisfaction when we've conquered some of the more difficult to learn games. It's a little strange and hard to explain, lol. We both got a massive sense of satisfaction from learning Brass Birmingham together and learning strategies on our own. She started reading the Spanish rules for Kanban EV (couldn't find it in Portuguese surprisingly), and we're thinking of giving that one a go. I've been wanting to start collecting his games after playing On Mars solo.
@@The-Eric-Cartman That's the really special part of this hobby, finding and having a great time with whatever games you choose to play. We don't have Brass Birmingham in our collection, but we do have Brass Lancanshire which we really like. I honestly don't know why that hasn't been to the table more because it is such a good game. Probably has to do with the over 700 titles in our collection right now. LOL.
We would love to hear about what you think about Kanban EV. I really would like to give that game a try, but thematically I don't know if it excites me too much.
Too many favorites to list them all but Dune Imperium and Heat come to mind. We play too much Ark Nova but it is well worth the time invested. Splendor Duel makes my list as well as a lesser known game called Progress: Evolution of Technology.
Dune Imperium is pretty sweet, though like any IP game the more you are into the IP, the better the experience. Heat we really like, but I (Conesy) have a hard time recommending it due to the card quality.
Splendor Duel was on our list to pick up, but after picking up Marvel Splendor I don't know that I need another Splendor game. It's just that good and plays great as a two player. Another Splendor like game that we like is Ahnk'or
Progress is definitely lesser known and we haven't heard of it or played it. We'll keep an eye out for it. If you like tech tree type games, I would recommend one of my favorites - Legacy: Gears of Time if you can find a copy. Another one that is easier to get is Beyond the Sun.
@@wiscodice_main I do have Beyond the Sun but I will check out Legacy. Except for the board game I have no interest in Dune. Agreed about the Heat cards. Immediately sleeved.
And if you ever get the chance, try Splendor Duel at least once. I will be doing the same if I ever get the chance to play Marvel Splendor.
There are so many great games out there. We'll definitely try Splendor: Duel if a copy ends up in our hands someday!