Citadels Tourney

This 29th October we had a Citadel Tournament in LH8.2.
"Citadels" basically is an exciting card game based on Mediaval age.
You can be the King building up his cities,
Or... you can be a cruel Assasin hiding in dark,
And mighty magician who is able to cast his wonderful spells....

*For more information you can refer to our September post- Game Review: Citadels.*

Perhaps, You are the Chosen Warlord....

Let the WAR begins.............

It's Quiz Time:
Can you see the yellow man walking around in the middle? Guess who he is ....

p/s: hint provided in this post....

*Hmm.... Why is he so confident...*

Well..........

Champion of our tournament is born....... *smile :)

And don't forget our following up winners~~

"Where's my another Rocky?"

"Whose hand is it?!"


When our game is going on............................
*Why is she smiling... or maybe she is the assasin......

Let us see who is the next asssasin's victim...

Assasin's victim looks sad ~~ cheer up!

"1....2.....3...4...5........."
Take care guys, he is nearer and nearer to his victory...

Ans: Actually he's the king...

Come join the fun!

Settlers of Catan

During this week's MindGames meeting, we played a game called The Settlers of Catan!


In Settlers of Catan, players try to be the dominant force on the island of Catan by building settlements, cities, and roads. On each turn dice are rolled to determine what resources the island produces. Players collect these resources to build up their civilizations to get to 10 victory points and win the game. Multi-award-winning and one of the most popular games in recent history due to its amazing ability to appeal to non-gamers and gamers alike.


The game...

2 of our members pondering on their next move (L-R: Ying Kit, Christine)

"why so serious?" (Chen Ming)

Come join us during our next meeting for more games and fun! See you there!

Upcoming Gathering!!

P/S : Venue to be confirm....^^

Announcements

There is NO MindGames meeting until after Midterm. All the best for exams everyone!!!

Game Review : Shadow Over Chamelot

Shadow Over Chamelot is suitable for 3 to 7 players.
Materials :

Shadows over Camelot™ is a unique collaborative game featuring a malevolent twist! As the incarnation of the Knights of the Round Table, you join forces against the game itself in an attempt to protect Camelot.

Your victory hinges on the successful completion of legendary Quests, such as the search for Excalibur, the Holy Grail, or Lancelot's Armor; the tournament against the Black Knight; and numerous wars against the Saxons and Picts.

But beware... all is not as it seems among these noble Knights. One of your number might yet turn out to be a traitor-in-waiting, biding his time while sowing havoc and destruction from the Shadows!

Step into the legend!

Game Review : Santy Anno

This game can be played with 2 to 8 players....
Game material :

You are one of the notorious pirates of the Santy Anno, the terrifying three-master that makes the Caribbean seas insecure. After a long night drinking rum and partying, you have forgotten where your ship is and, even worse, who is your captain!

To resolve this, actually very common problem in a pirate’s life, the pirate’s guild has initiated a new tradition: the first 3 on board will respectively become captain and first mates. The ones arriving too late will be demoted to ship’s boys and spend the rest of the trip cleaning the deck!

Will you be fast and smart enough to avoid being spending the rest of your time with brush and bucket instead of sword and gun?

Avoid to be demoted and get a maximum of ducats. At the end of the game (5 rounds) the player with the most money is nominated captain and wins. The next 2 are his first mates

The others lose and have to pay for the next round… and to clean the table and glasses!

Game Review : Citadels

Citadels is a non-collectable card game for 2-8 players where the skills of bluffing, deduction, and city building are necessary to win.

The premise of the game is that you are a medieval ruler trying to complete your city before your opponents can build theirs.

There are 2 types of cards: Character cards and District cards. Each character card has a number on the top left hand corner which indicates the order in which the players will be able to perform their action.

To help in your endeavor, you secretly take on the roles of certain character cards such as the king, bishop, and assassin each round. The basic game allows you to take on any one of the 8 roles, each with their powers.

The District cards are further divided into 5 different colors indicated on the lower left hand corner and the amount of gold necessary to bring that card in to play on the top left hand corner.

The game ends in the round with the first player to bring 8 District cards into play. All but one color provides a boost in income depending on the character role that player has taken.