We’re trying a night of board games. Come join us! Tuesday the 19th. If it goes well it will be a regular thing.
Bring a game you’d like to play or don’t! I’m sure we will have enough. Feeling shy? Bring a friend. The only thing not to bring is Monopoly, because it’s shit.
I’ll be bringing some social deduction games (Mostly ones where you call your friends liars) and some co-op games.
Suggestion - Change the title to something like “Board Game Night -Tuesday 19th Nov” - Might get people’s attention.
I’ll bring some games…and if i have time to get my Ducks in a row…maybe run a TTRPG…
I have a Car Free Cities board game I can bring. it is not beginner friendly, but its super fun!
@Samuel_Pinney check this thread and see if tagging some names from there would help attendance
We ever really just spent HOURS playing Satisfactory … Im keen to do an offline thing!
https://discourse.southlondonmakerspace.org/t/board-lan-gaming-at-the-space/20249/2
I know at least a couple of people who want to come (and were part of the conception) who haven’t added their names yet.
I think I’m free and bloody love board games so will be there if I’m able!
Giving this a little bump. I’ll bring a selection of stuff but feel free to bring any games you love.
This is what I’m bringing. I’ve gone for stuff that is easy to pick up and works with a range of people.
Hi Samuel,
Nice selection! I would love to join tonight but have family visiting whom I need to host sadly!
I hope you have a great evening and will keep my fingers crossed you’re up for another one soon 
Here are some I can offer for next time. Azul is my favourite at the moment!
(Pls don’t judge me for monopoly haha)
Excellent stuff apart from Monopoly of course!
If tonight is a success I’m sure we will do more.
That was loads of fun! Thanks to everyone who came.
We did Dobble (absolute chaos)
Welcome to the Dungeon (@hernehillier won)
And then played some Pandemic. We thought we were doing brilliantly and then we ran out of time. Sorry humanity
Good times! Hopefully we’ve learned the hard lessons for the next pandemic.
