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I cannot stop playing this game.
IRON rules!
IRON rules!
I used to sit down to play on a weekend ... and look up at the clock again Thursday.bigpern23 said:WildBillyCrazyCat said:Sounds a little like Sid Meier's original Civilization. ... a game that provided much-needed procrastination during many a final exam in college.
Civilization rules. I have a couple editions of it, including IV. You build up from a barbarian tribe to trying to win the space race (which I have yet to do before the cutoff date of 2050). It's impossilble to play for less than a few hours at a time.
Philosopher said:A friend of mine recently introduced me to this game called Cybernations, which has been a lot of fun. You create a nation, build up technology and soldiers, get into wars, and eventually build nuclear weapons. I just got my first nukes a few days ago.
2muchcoffeeman said:Philosopher said:A friend of mine recently introduced me to this game called Cybernations, which has been a lot of fun. You create a nation, build up technology and soldiers, get into wars, and eventually build nuclear weapons. I just got my first nukes a few days ago.
SHALL WE PLAY A GAME?
LET'S PLAY GLOBAL THERMONUCLEAR WAR.
A STRANGE GAME.
THE ONLY WINNING MOVE
IS NOT TO PLAY.
HOW ABOUT A NICE GAME OF CHESS?
qtlaw said:I was in Target today with my boys and saw STRATEGO!!! and almost bought it (unfortunately boys are only 5 and 7, so too young.) Now that was an addictive game.
I kicked my addiction of Tetris somehow in the mid '90s and thankfully have stayed on the wagon since.