Mine are Knocklebones, cockroach poker and zombie dice. Maybe Stratego.
But I want something new. Something that I can play with my larp group.
- senkora ( @senkora@lemmy.zip ) English8•1 year ago
I like Sushi Go (specifically Sushi Go Party for variety), Hanabi, and King of Tokyo.
- kattenvrouw ( @kattenvrouw@feddit.nl ) English5•1 year ago
For a ~30 min game, I like:
- Race to the raft for coop
- Race for the galaxy for competitive
For a super short filler game I like Love letter, I see that one has been mentioned a few times already!
- donio ( @donio@feddit.de ) English3•1 year ago
Was reading up on Race to the Raft just a few minutes ago. Didn’t realize that it plays so quick, that’s great to hear!
- kattenvrouw ( @kattenvrouw@feddit.nl ) English2•1 year ago
It does for us! I see that it says 40-60 min on bgg, so it may be different for others. We are usually quite slow though, probably due to analysis paralysis which is not really an issue in this game in my experience.
- morganth ( @morganth@discuss.tchncs.de ) English5•1 year ago
“Pirate dice”, aka liar’s dice. I love bluffing games and it goes quick.
Quiddler. The rules are very simple to learn (it’s rummy meets Scrabble), and you can set a # of cards to go to as a way of defining the length. But even going to 10 (the official end) doesn’t take too long.
- WildlyCanadian ( @WildlyCanadian@lemmy.ca ) English5•1 year ago
Cryptid and Secret Hitler usually go pretty fast for our group, and they’re loads of fun
- riccardo ( @riccardo@lemmy.ml ) English1•1 year ago
Secret Hitler?? I think I’ve never been able to finish a game in less than an hour :D
- WildlyCanadian ( @WildlyCanadian@lemmy.ca ) English1•1 year ago
Lol ours usually go by in like 20 minutes. Maybe we’re all just really bad lmao
- giloronfoo ( @giloronfoo@beehaw.org ) English5•1 year ago
Sushi Go
- Dwarpheus ( @Dwarpheus@lemm.ee ) English4•1 year ago
We’re still playing Boonanza, after many years. Just doesn’t get old.
- puppycup ( @puppycup@lemm.ee ) English1•1 year ago
I love Bohnanza! My friends and I added another layer to it called “future consideration” if we don’t have a good trade. Then I got some wooden tokens and we write our names on them to keep track and end up trading those too.
- cadamanteus ( @cadamanteus@mander.xyz ) English4•1 year ago
Tsuro is always our go-to short game for when folks are getting to game night and getting into the mood. We also like to play Uno at the end of the night when our brains are fried or Jackbox.
- Grayson Page ( @gpage@tabletop.social ) 3•1 year ago
A) 6 Nimmt. scales relatively well with a sweet spot at 4 and 6 players. Takes about 20-40min to play a complete game.
B) One Night Ultimate Werewolf. The first two sets and maybe the bonus roles have lasted us hundreds of iterations. I think it’s superior at 5, but other groups like it from 5-8p. Total round/game length is about 10min (almost regardless of player count).
C) For Sale. Skip the expansion, the base game is one of our better higher count options. Total game length is maybe 20min since the second half of the game is simultaneous action selection.ONUW in particular should go over really well with a LARP group. I do recommend doing index card type role cheatsheets and laminating them. I used to have one that fit in the box but I’ve lost the photoshop file I made it in… If you get more than about 12 people, then Two Rooms & A Boom works as well and has a ~20min running time. It needs a lot of players though.
- donio ( @donio@feddit.de ) English2•1 year ago
I love small, short games, too many favorites to choose from! So instead of all of those I will mention Khôra which is not small but every time we play it surprises me how quickly it goes. The box says 75 minutes but it’s more like 25 or maybe even less.
- onion ( @onion@feddit.de ) English1•1 year ago
Love the card game Rainbow Pirates [BGG link]
It’s pretty easy to pick up because you’re allowed to go ham during your turn and just play any cards you can.
I’d say it’s a mix of Phase Ten and Uno