New Year's Day Party - A few Games (Part 1)
For the party I'm hosting on January 1st, I'll have a few games on the shelf. Over the next week, I'll update my website with a list of what I plan to have available:
CLUZZLE - Last year's surprise favorite party game! It's clay sculpting and hilarious interaction! (3-6 players, 45 minutes)
BOGGLE - The shaking of that cube is something I'm sure you remember about this simple game for the word freaks in the house. I love watching the intense, concentrated silence that comes over people as they search their brains like twisted dictionaries. (2-6 players, 10 minutes)
PUERTO RICO - My favorite board game of all time. The object is to build a thriving Puerto Rico by developing plantations, creating buildings, populating the island and shipping goods. This one remained on the shelf at last year's party. It's a bit complex, but worth the time it takes to learn. (3-5 players, 90 minutes).
SAN JUAN - An offshoot of Puerto Rico, this card game is much simpler to learn and play (and almost as engrossing). (2-4 players, 45 minutes)
TRIVIAL PURSUIT - Pop Culture DVD Edition - If you know what's good for you, you'll leave this one on the shelf. Last year a team called DANovan won and got to put their names on the winner's board. (2-? players, team play, 60 minutes)
I'll list more games soon. Don't forget to bring your own games from home.
Comments
HI MARC! Interviewing someone tomorrow who used to work at Miramax when we were both there and thought of you. How the heck are ya?? I see you are still chronicalling the life of Balgavy. Happy New Year!! Hope you are well--
s ;)
Posted by: Steph Sklar | December 19, 2006 01:36 PM
wait a second. steph sklar knows marc balgavy? this world astounds me.
Posted by: ez | December 20, 2006 02:19 PM
Hey Steph! I'm doing well.
Yes, Ezra, Steph and I know each other. And Handwashings worked with her cousins on a show once. The world is smaller than you think. Now get back to vacationing and stop checking the computer!
Posted by: Marc B. | December 20, 2006 03:23 PM
Do I know Ezra?
Posted by: Steph Sklar | December 27, 2006 06:35 AM