TTS Club has no shortage of Betrayal lovers. It’s euro games that are dead on that server.

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If you'd like to try some games that aren't your normal Life/Monopoly but still pretty easy to learn, check out.

King of Tokyo, Epic Spell wars, Unstable unicorns,Exploding kittens,Splendor,Ticket to Ride ,Coup.

If you like strategy games that can be a bit more difficult. Red Dragon Inn, Puerto Rico, Catan, Azul

Excuse any weird formatting. On mobile.

There is a version of Azul that is fully scripted. You still need to know the rules, so you can decide what to do, but the game is fairly simple and this fully scripted version is super easy to play.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2143374769

Some common entry games:
Ticket to ride Europe
Settlers of Catan
Love Letter
Coup
Forbidden Island
Pandemic (on easier difficulty set up)

Catan, Clue, Monopoly, Risk, Taboo, Pictionary, Domino, Guess Who?, Battleship, Exploding Kittens, Hanabi, Virus, Cards against Humanity, Root (most complex game of the list)...

TTS can be very fiddly and you need to know the rules of the game just as you would if you were playing in person. It doesn't automatically flip cards for you, change player turn, stop you from performing an illegal move, etc. Also, the community made games vary in quality greatly, so try and find one that has great ratings because it would be a shame to not enjoy a game you otherwise would have. It's a great tool but just some things you should know before going into it.

I haven't checked if my recommendations are available on TTS, but I would be very surprised if they aren't.

There are a few great card games (so not technically board games) that are great gateway games. The reason I chose card games to recommend is because there are fewer moving pieces and like I said, TTS can be fiddly so they might be good games to learn how to use TTS with. Also, because they are good gateway games into the more hobbyist board games.

- Codenames is a very thinky game which can have a bit of downtime if you don't set a limit. You have a grid of cards with words, and there are some words assigned to each team, and then an instant death card. The two teams give one-word clues to their team mates trying to get them to choose as many of their cards as possible without picking the other team's cards or the instant death card.

- The Crew is a co-op trick taking game that has different "missions" so each round you play you are using the same set of rules to accomplish something different.

- The Fox in the Forest is another trick taking game, but only for 2 players. The different suits have different abilities/powers (change trump suit, lead even after losing, etc)

- Welcome to... is a "flip and write" which is similar to a roll and write game - like Yahtzee. It's a game where you plan a neighborhood development by flipping cards in stacks, picking one of the cards' attributes, and applying it to your neighborhood. The further along in the game, the more times you see a card that would have been PERFECT for a specific spot in your neighborhood, but you already filled that spot in with a less good attribute. This game can play an infinite number of players.

I just subscribed to a social game called Wavelength that I’m wanting to try out with some peeps. The other games you mention are good on TTS as well.

Red Dragon Inn is pretty fun and easy to pickup

Every game is there.

Go on BoardGameGeek and look up good games.

Lords of Vegas and Chinatown and Neon Gods for Monopoly, Red7 and Sushi Go Party for Uno, Concordia or Bohnanza or Energy Empire or Wealth of Nations for Catan, and maybe decrypto for Codenames but Codenames is fine.

The Binding of Isaac: Four Souls is a great little game with tonnes of combos and replayability! Easy to pick up, and plenty of alternate ways you could play too.

If you like Disney, Villainous is a fun one!

>koje društvene/stolne igre trenutno igrate?

Zadnje sam igrao sky team sa suprugom. Inaće volim odigrati Robinsona crusoe solo. Sa ekipom uglavnom ark nova, terraforming mars, SETI...

>Koja vam je omiljena?

Uf, previše ih je. SETI od novijih, Agricola, white castle, great western trail, ark nova, nemesis...

>Koja najgora?

Catan :D

>Jel imate veliku kolekciju igara?

Jedno 50-tak naslova

Najvise volim Clever jer se moze i u dvoje igrat tak da je cesto ja i decko igramo ovak kad odemo negdje na izlet.

Od ostalih kad ima vise ljudi Citadels su mi najdraze, pa onda Catan i Ticket to ride .

Inace bas ne pijemo alkohol al kad se zalomi onda mi je Cheating Moth najzabavniji.

Iz prilozenog vidis da smo mi vise fanovi jednostavnijih igara

Catan mi je najdraži izgovor da se kvalitetno mogu posvađati s prijateljima

Svašta, ali uglavnom teže mehaničke igre :) Trenutni favorit je SETI, dok u stalnoj postavi imamo Ark Novu, Great Western Trail (obavezno New Zealand) i slične igre.

Bolja polovica se navukla na Dorf Romantik, pa je sad isključivo to na tapeti zadnja 2 tjedna xD

Generalno imamo širok raspon igara, prednosti života u Zagrebu je što ima predobra udruga za društvene igre gdje sam dosta aktivan, tako da je izbor igara preko 800+ :D

Samo jedna:

I vastly prefer TTS to BGA. Having an environment I can move around in is way better for me. Some good implementations I've played are On Mars, Dune Imperium, Slay the Spire, Voidfall, Carnegie, Boonlake Inventions, Endeavor: Deep Sea, and Gloomhaven.

Not all are scripted, but all have been stable.

I’ve not played this game but have heard of it!

Look for games that had some kind of automatization. There is a version of castle of burgundy and lords of waterdeep that every setup and action have a script that do it for you, its amazing

The TTS mod for the Arkham Horror LCG is the only reason I've been able to experience as many of the campaigns as I have.

Most of the content on TTS is user-generated, so it’s not an official version of the game. This means that the quality can vary greatly. BGA tends to be far more legit versions of games.

That said, I prefer using TTS because the interface is the same for all games, you have 3d movement and rotation, and you can spawn in other items you may need, like calculators, or scribbling scores on the board.

I dunno if anyone’s mentioned Go yet /s

For me, something that can be learned by playing it in only a few rounds and maybe a bit of understanding of different basic strategies, but also that has layers of complexity to the strategy and many ways to play it. Obviously both Chess and Go are the standards (and mentioned 20 times already), but for more modern board games, I like Santorini, Cubitos, and Between Two Cities.

Games the emphasize minimalism? If you like adventure games, give Destinies a try. The rules take 5 minutes to learn. Setup about the same. Gameplay is really fun. Stories are well-written. Table space is minimal.

Carcassonne, pick up a tile and put it down. I have had it for years and I still love it.

Crew undersea the game is very simple but every person I have shown it to which at this point is going into the 20s all adore it and everyone is always laughing and getting much more out of the experience than just playing a simple trick taking game.

Not the polar opposite, but I personally think Pax Pamir gives you everything you want from the twilight imperium experience but packaged in 2 hours instead of 6-12 and can be done with 3-5 players instead of 6.

The limited action stress, the political dealings and shifting alliances, the roulette of deciding when to backstab or support who's in the lead. The nail-biting conclusion of being just close enough to the win before someone swipes it from you.

Plus, the game is beautiful and doesn't demand a lot of room.

Inis. It's not resource management but it's an incredible dudes on a map/area control game. It has great strategy, it can swing nicely so the winner isn't obvious and one great play can secure victory, the artwork is beautiful, the expansions make great changes which meaningfully change the feel and flow. There's a kickstarter and the late backer of a new big box version is great value although it's not available for shipping until December. 100% recommend

The board game industry has come a long way since Risk, and the war game category is pretty broad. The board game geek website can be a good starting point to look into new games. You can sort by different types of mechanics and categories of games. If you go into the browse all boardgames section, you can sort the top games in the war game category.

If you're looking for something in a similar vein to risk, but are interested in sci-fi or fantasy themes, you could look at War of the Ring (Lord of the Rings) or Star Wars rebellion. Both are considered some of the best war games ever made, and closely follow their source material.

If you're looking for something that is less strategic and more tactical, you could consider something like Memoir 44 (this is out of print, but is getting a new re-implementation in the Star Wars universe called battle of Hoth). The company of Heroes board game is another excellent choice in this category, but is very expensive.

Root is a unique twist on the war game genre where you play as different woodland creatures battling for territory, that is quite popular and has many unique factions that are interesting to play.

The undaunted series is also kind of a unique world war II themed card drafting tactical war game that has become popular recently and has different variations of games.

These are just a few examples of popular games, but there are tons of options out there and these suggestions don't even scratch the surface of what you can explore like hex and counter or block games.

You might like 4X games.

If you like the space theme, Eclipse is my favorite of this genre. If you want to go full hardcore, try Twilight Imperium.

If you like Norse mythology and want to play a game more about battles and less about ressource management, try Blood Rage.

Yeah it could definitely be a challenge, but OP did ask for more complexity. I think the difficulty of Root is also heavily dependent on the player and the faction. If you only stick to one base faction to start, especially the cats, it's not as bad. The first time I played Root I had very little experience with board games outside of risk and Catan. Based on my research of the game prior to learning to play, I was expecting it to be way more complicated than I actually found it to be once I started learning it. Trying to learn all the factions and how they interact from the start would be terrible, but learning it little by little as you go certainly makes it more manageable.

War Chest is on my board game GOAT list. It's sooo good. Have all the expansions including Nightfall. We mostly play 2v2.

2 players under 90 minutes: "Iron blood snow and mud". Amazing chess like wargame with cool mechanics and twists.

2 players in the 2-3 hour mark: Dune war for arrakis

3-4 hour mark: Star Wars Rebellion

4+ War of the Rings

3+ player games: Root, Inis, Eclipse, Bloodrage, Ankh, Cyclades

That's fine but for the record, I never placed them in the same category as undaunted, nexus ops etc. You did. Don't be that contrarian guy on the Internet who imagines conversations. I was simply contributing to the conversation. OP asked for suggestions and I offered my opinion.

And additionally, Inis definitely has calculated risk, area control and directed aggression. It has all of those things. You may not like it and that's totally fine but please allow others to to offer opinions without feeling like you must shoot them down

Through the Ages. I resisted for >!ages!< with this one but can’t deny it shrinks 4-6 hour of game into 1-2 hour of game in a remarkably user friendly way. It’s hard justify a whole day to the boardgame (which I will probably end up selling) now, since I only play it with 2.

Ascension is also great pass and play.

The iOS versions of Agricola, Twilight Struggle (iPad only), Terraforming Mars, 7 Wonders, and Race for the Galaxy are all great

Gloomhaven (steam only), Terraforming Mars and root on both IOS and Steam

Here are some extremely well done digital versions (mostly Acram/Dire Wolf game developers)

-Concordia
-Charterstone
-Dune: Imperium
-Everdell
-Istanbul
-Fox in the Forest
-Raiders of the North Sea
-Root
-Scythe
-Spirit Island
-Wingspan

Roll Player, Wingspan, One Deck Dungeon

I also play a lot of Kingdom Builder but it is because I like the game even though the adaptation is not so good (particularly the tiny everything with no undo).

Id be down. I have not played tts in years but have been wanting to start playing it again. I enjoy all types of games besides cards against humanity. (It's not a game)

Let's play together! Do you play on Steam?

Did you enjoy some TTS games?

Hello! I just got tts, and found a Board game I'm really enjoying called Nemesis. (Think alien the movie, but as a moderately complex boardgame) I've familiarized myself with it and got some scripting tools. Would love to get a group of 4 or so people to play, if you're interested.

Bin auch deutsch, m/21 und hätte Lust :)