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Good Turn Based Game?
Posted: 23 January 2023, 20:25
by xelda
Any suggestions for a 2 player game that's good for turn-based? Most games I play are pretty quick, and doesn't make sense to play turn-based. Looking to play with a friend who wants turn-based rather than real-time.
Re: Good Turn Based Game?
Posted: 23 January 2023, 23:20
by marta_night
Castles of Burgundy or Lost Ruins of Arnak are both good for turn based, as you can take your time thinking through your next move. Also good are all flip&writes, as it is easy to just jump into a game after a break.
Re: Good Turn Based Game?
Posted: 24 January 2023, 01:17
by nccc
Re: Good Turn Based Game?
Posted: 24 January 2023, 01:26
by caiopsoares
Carcassone, Cacao, Potion Explosion, Get on Board, Next Station, Rallyman, Happy City, Shifting Stones, Pier 18, Bandada, Conect 6... and Chess!
Re: Good Turn Based Game?
Posted: 24 January 2023, 08:09
by dgjxqz
Doesn't look like there is a good guideline for this and it is totally subject to the developers' personal taste.
Re: Good Turn Based Game?
Posted: 24 January 2023, 09:09
by T72on1
2 player turn based? Dungeon Twister for sure! Phenomenal game, and turn based means you can actually give in to your analysis paralysis and keep on thinking until you find that best move
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Re: Good Turn Based Game?
Posted: 24 January 2023, 09:44
by Jellby
Dice Theme Park, Polis
Re: Good Turn Based Game?
Posted: 24 January 2023, 11:42
by Shobu
Re: Good Turn Based Game?
Posted: 24 January 2023, 17:41
by Meeplelowda
Did you find this by....searching for it?
Re: Good Turn Based Game?
Posted: 24 January 2023, 17:53
by RicardoRix
IMO there are only a handful of games that don't work particularly well turn-based.
So what you're actually asking here is, what games do you like...
My suggestion would be to play just 1 of each game. Mentally it's much easier to keep track. And play with people of your own ability.
Get used to taking notes and reading the log if you want to check on the latest moves.
The longer, more complicated games might suit turn-based more because of various timing elements. No down-time, time to play the whole game, time to think, time to learn, etc.