Tuesday 31st March ** Online **

This week I'll be playing some games online, you can view on Youtube and join in via the chat.

Game 1 - Zombie Dice.  Each person can join in on the chat, you just need to say 'Roll' or 'Stop'.  I will roll the dice on camera and keep scores.
Game 2 - Rolling Realms (formerly Nine Worlds).  A free roll-and-write game by Jamey Stegmeier.  There is a free PDF to download, you can print this out and play along or you can load it onto a PC or paint program and draw on it.  I think you can do this on tablet as well.  I will roll 2 dice for each round on camera then you mark off boxes to score points.
Game 3 - Ticket to Ride.  This is an online game available on PC, Ios and Android.  If anyone else has the game you can join in.

Zombie Dice rules can be found here.
Link to Rolling Realms download sheet
Rolling Realms play through
Ticket to Ride Online Game

Link to the live video

Great see you Tuesday Rik !

Im presuming Ticket to Ride is cross-platform and ill be able to join on the iPad ??

Cheers
Jon

Jon M wrote:Great see you Tuesday Rik !

Im presuming Ticket to Ride is cross-platform and ill be able to join on the iPad ??

Cheers
Jon

I tested it on Android and I could join it from my PC so yes it's multi platform. I'm assuming it also works for Ipad but I haven't tested it to confirm.

If anyone's looking for something heavier than those options, I'd like to try a few that I found on Tabletopia. I just tried Glen More on it, and I like Tabletopia's interface more than Tabletop Simulator's. Phil and I would like to play Glen More again (getting the starting rules right this time), and I'd also be interested in Cult, Clockwork Wars, Clans of Caledonia, and On Mars (most of which I haven't played before).

Tabletopia can be played for free with the Steam client or in a browser (tabletopia.com), and a free account works to access any of those games.

swilbur wrote:If anyone's looking for something heavier than those options, I'd like to try a few that I found on Tabletopia.  I just tried Glen More on it, and I like Tabletopia's interface more than Tabletop Simulator's.  Phil and I would like to play Glen More again (getting the starting rules right this time), and I'd also be interested in Cult, Clockwork Wars, Clans of Caledonia, and On Mars (most of which I haven't played before).

Tabletopia can be played for free with the Steam client or in a browser (tabletopia.com), and a free account works to access any of those games.

Well I would like to play Glen More at some point. Tonight I have other online commitments, though.

BeardyTom wrote:Well I would like to play Glen More at some point. Tonight I have other online commitments, though.

Well, let me know when you're bored of quarantine willing to take time off from your busy schedule and want to play.

swilbur wrote:If anyone's looking for something heavier than those options, I'd like to try a few that I found on Tabletopia.  I just tried Glen More on it, and I like Tabletopia's interface more than Tabletop Simulator's.  Phil and I would like to play Glen More again (getting the starting rules right this time), and I'd also be interested in Cult, Clockwork Wars, Clans of Caledonia, and On Mars (most of which I haven't played before).

Tabletopia can be played for free with the Steam client or in a browser (tabletopia.com), and a free account works to access any of those games.

I haven't tried Tabletopia yet, it will be interesting to compare it to the other game hosts.