Melface

Love this game to death (ahaha)! It’s great fun for two people, and watching someone try to bluff and outwit the other can result in some hilariously friendly bickering. My only real complaint is that it can be hard to keep everything in the small box without a rubber band to help, but that’s a small trade for fifteen dollars of fun. Just make sure you have a table big enough for the tossing of the coins, and someone to watch your back so Mister Jack doesn’t sneak up behind you.

I don’t think I’ve ever had anyone turn down a game of TTR! It’s easy to teach and fun to learn, a great family game that doesn’t force you to be completely cut-throat like Monopoly. Always have a blast playing it, especially at the end of parties after everyone else of bored of Munchkin. Not to mention the multitudes of expancions ensures that there’s always a new way to play, if you ever get bored with the main games.

A wonderfully short and brutal cardgame for 2-4 players. I’ve never had a bad game and everyone I’ve played it with has enjoyed it, from my casual friends to my war-gaming friends. The only stipulation I have is the rules can be a bit vague, but a careful second read-over generally gets you the answer you need. The art is wonderful and the colours schemes add to the horror-themed world of Hemloch.