Shadows Over Camelot, etc.
Apr. 14th, 2008 06:02 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hwangoHaving played two more games, both of them featuring a traitor, I've come to the conclusion that we had it REALLY easy in that one game with no traitor. Damn, it's harder with one of the players secretly (then openly) working against everyone else. Glad I finally got to be someone other than King Arthur in the third game. That was getting kind of repetitive.
We also played a 5-player game of Utopia, and I was pleased to see that it scales up to 5 people quite well. It does get a little crowded on the islands, but that makes building a wonder slightly more worthwhile, since eventually people will run out of places to build that aren't near a wonder. I've also played it once with 2 players, and that seeemed to play fairly smoothly as well.
We also played a 5-player game of Utopia, and I was pleased to see that it scales up to 5 people quite well. It does get a little crowded on the islands, but that makes building a wonder slightly more worthwhile, since eventually people will run out of places to build that aren't near a wonder. I've also played it once with 2 players, and that seeemed to play fairly smoothly as well.
