Get rewards and complete quests as you explore select favorite games of other BoardGaming.com members!
Learn how to Explore a game on BoardGaming.com! >
Learn more about Explorable Favorites >
This Week’s Explorable Games
This round of Explorable Favorites is from BoardGaming.com member Andrew. The two games selected from their favorites shelf were:
- Hive
Gen42 Games - Twilight Struggle
GMT Games
These games will be explorable until next Monday, November 18th.
After you’ve explored these games, let us know what you think about them in the comments below!
Martin, Hive looks like a chess with insects on a board that is invisible.
I think this would give an approximate description of the game.
Hive looks like an amazing game! I have not played chess in forever. This could be a welcome change up!
Two great games.
Hive, differentiated by theme.
Twilight Struggle for being one of the greatest games of 2 people.
Twilight Struggle just went on my Christmas wishlist! Awesome discovery!
I’ve been wanting to get Hive and this just keeps my interest up for it.
I still have no desire to play Twilight Struggle simply for how it looks. I know that’s a bad way to decide if I should play a game or not but that’s just how it is for now.
Both 2 player classics. Played Hive a couple of times – mental workout! TS is so well ranked on BGG but I’ve never completed a game, either, @Urosh. The hard thing about wanting someone who would like to play who isn’t already an expert.
@Urosh: You’re not only one to have not heard of Hive, but it does look interesting. I might try to track down a copy and test it out sometime.
Really like the look of Hive, I’d like to give that one a go. Twilight Struggle looks interesting but is a bit too long for us – we tend to enjoy games that take around 60-90 minutes so we can get a few different ones in!
Apparently, everyone else has heard of Hive (and played it several times) except for me. Sounds interesting though.
I enjoy Twilight Struggle and heartily agree with Fluffy Goaty, who commented that you’re better off having someone who enjoys this type of game before purchasing it. So far, I have taught it to a few people, but never played a full game. 🙁