As others, probably my 9 years of chess playing made me see replayability different from others. I don’t play chess anymore, so probably it isn’t exactly infinite, but if I can play a game without expansions for 9 years every few days, it is high enoug…

Probably **Apocrypha**, because it takes what I liked about PACG, but pits it in a non-escalating frame where you can play scenarios in the order of your choosing. I actually like the “draw card, roll dice for test, modify with abilities” mechanics, so that doesn’t bother me. And Apocrypha sets this up to be more of a story experience with its short snippets of texts by some rather interesting people.

We are on vacation on La Palma, so we have to play what we brought with us. It was mostly a repacked for two player **Progress: Evolution of Technology**, some **Jaipur**, some **Tides of Time** (which gives my wife a hrd time wrapping her head around)…

Only plays 4 and I really wouldn’t play it with 4. I like it, but I like it best with 2, with more the book of the dead is hard to counter. It mostly reduces to who gets it and gets it going first. With two players, both have the chance to get it. I se…

It only goes to 5 but it is one of the few deck builders I would actually play with 5. I think it works very well with higher counts.

Apocrypha will come out next year from the guys who made PACG for Paizo. It puts a similar game in a horror context.

It is slowly raising to my top solo games – the solo mode really works well and the game play itself is quite smooth after a few practice rounds. There IS a lot going on, because every little thing provides different ways to produce money, eiter immedi…