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Thank you another great top 10. I was about to send you a message to suggest this topic and realised that you had already done it and somehow I'd missed the notification. :)
Oink Games have some of the best little quick games out there. My favorite is Maskmen which is a Lucha Libre inspired game. It's one of those kind of games that reading the instructions make it seem super confusing, but as soon as it clicks for you it's super quick, easy, and a lot of fun.
@@sorceressferaly4026 I tend to take a pack pack, so I usually have a game on me if I am going any where with at least one other person. the trains where I live have tables with chairs facing them so we play a lot of games on trains.
1) You just had to make this about gender right? 2) Purses and handbags. 3) As if anyone could go around carrying a game in a pocket. Pocket game is just a way of saying they are small, like pocket books. Really... give it a rest.
I like Hanabi, really interesting co-op card game in which everyone holds their cards *backwards*. That's right, you don't know the cards in your own hand, but you know everyone else's. You take your turn communicating with the other teammates, and if they remember all of their information properly, play cards in a sequence needed to win.
The only one among my light travel games that I don't think have been featured on this channel before would be Hanabi! Quite an excellent little cooperative game. I'd like to give an extra shout-out to the games that are not just portable but are able to be played in any kind of transport when gaming tables might not be readily available. A lot of trivia games are quite good for this.
Picked up The Fox In The Forest on a sale, and it's really amazing. It's perfect for anyone that wants to get better at trick taking games and instant strategy building.
If I played The crew, that'd be my very first trick taking game ever. I also wanna try The fox in the forest. For now, I've only tried draft games and deckbuilding.
My favorite travel game is fiasco. You need the book, a pencil, paper and a couple trays of d6ses. And with that you get an amazing RP/improv experience you might talk about for years to come.
A couple I always take now are: 10" to Kill (10 Minutes to Kill) - hidden movement assassination game. Hand luggage sized. Dead Man's Draw - Push your luck card game. pocket sized. Exploding Kittens - surely no intro needed. Pocket sized. Dice of Crowns - dice combo game (not sure if this has a proper game style name). Pocket sized.
In my opinion, The Crew: Mission Deep Sea has a better mechanic for goals than The Crew: Quest for Planet Nine. Its difficulty increases faster so be prepared for a steeper learning curve. Just have your party agree to play up to, say, Mission 3. This will take pressure off of your crewmates who, after finishing Mission 3 will either be up for playing something else or (and this is how you know you've got them hooked) they'll stop you from putting the cards away and ask if you could all play until Mission 5 or higher. It gets tougher but if you've got a hardy crew, they'll relish the challenge.
Are tiny epic games not in the UK? I never see them mentioned and I feel they would fit a lot of lists. This one maybe cause the boxes are small but the game does need a table.
The Lady & The Tiger 5 different games in small box using same deck of cards one solo, two 2 player, one 2-4p and one 2-6 player. Skull King is great 2-6p trick taking that small box and very little space required. Ohanami, Mint Works, Coin Age, OMG! , Tybor The Builder, Travel Qwirkle, Ultra Tiny Epic Galaxies, Dodekka and Mijnlieff
The fox in the forest reminds me of a card game with regular cards we often play on vacation that we call "Starve the fox". I'm sure it's not specific to Sweden. It goes sth like this: Two or more players divide the deck between them, one player begins and whatver colour his card has is the fox card and then we go round the table and play the card from the top of our individual deck (usually it goes fast around and around) until someone plays a card with the same colour, that person wins all the cards and get to play the new fox card, and then the chase to get all the cards on the table starts again... The aim is to starve all the other players and have the entire deck to yourself. It usually takes half the night. Children can play as well. There are no special tricks that I know of.
A recent game that I received from a Kickstarter which is a wonderful travel game is Death Valley. The total game is 25 cards and easily fits into any pocket you have. It is a Press Your Luck game where you are gathering sightseeing spots from a national park to accumulate points but if you accumulate too many of anyone kind you bust at lose points
Me and my family have a travel box that is filled with nothing but trivia cards (mostly Scene It cards) and solo puzzle games. Second Chance looks like a fun fit though.
Pretty late to the party, but for travels my family's tradition is to carry a spanish-suited deck to play a variety of games. It was also the way to go for playing in school haha
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Thank you another great top 10. I was about to send you a message to suggest this topic and realised that you had already done it and somehow I'd missed the notification. :)
So pleased to see The Crew in the mix again. Much easier than trying to get the Advent Calendar in your pocket!
My Star Realms deck never leaves my travel bag. 🙂
Oink Games have some of the best little quick games out there. My favorite is Maskmen which is a Lucha Libre inspired game. It's one of those kind of games that reading the instructions make it seem super confusing, but as soon as it clicks for you it's super quick, easy, and a lot of fun.
I love that "pocket size" still means Men's pocket size. Women's pockets (if they are not fake) are tiny!!!
At least being forced to carry a handbag for basics - as all pockets are too small or fake to be useful - gives some potential for carrying games!
@@sorceressferaly4026 I tend to take a pack pack, so I usually have a game on me if I am going any where with at least one other person. the trains where I live have tables with chairs facing them so we play a lot of games on trains.
1) You just had to make this about gender right?
2) Purses and handbags.
3) As if anyone could go around carrying a game in a pocket. Pocket game is just a way of saying they are small, like pocket books.
Really... give it a rest.
I'm shocked you didn't mention any of the Tiny Epic games. The whole series is intentionally built for portability.
They are actually pretty big though, and they have lots of little peices that I wouldn't want to lose while on vacation or a train.
@@abhikan7654, okay, on a train, i can understand. Do you mean that they're big in the box or that they have a big footprint on the table?
I like Hanabi, really interesting co-op card game in which everyone holds their cards *backwards*. That's right, you don't know the cards in your own hand, but you know everyone else's. You take your turn communicating with the other teammates, and if they remember all of their information properly, play cards in a sequence needed to win.
For me Star Realms takes the cake as the best travel game. But I'm very intrigued checking some of those out
The only one among my light travel games that I don't think have been featured on this channel before would be Hanabi! Quite an excellent little cooperative game.
I'd like to give an extra shout-out to the games that are not just portable but are able to be played in any kind of transport when gaming tables might not be readily available. A lot of trivia games are quite good for this.
Why can’t you guys play these fun looking games? The ones we’ve been seeing are just kinda boring
You guys should play Mafia di Cuba!
Picked up The Fox In The Forest on a sale, and it's really amazing. It's perfect for anyone that wants to get better at trick taking games and instant strategy building.
Great list! Personally, I’m fond of Fantasy Realms. It’s a simple rummy-style game that’s full of strategy and counter-strategy.
It is such a good game, expansion is great too.
Condottiere my favourite game of all time, I love it. You’re right about Michele too. 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
If I played The crew, that'd be my very first trick taking game ever.
I also wanna try The fox in the forest.
For now, I've only tried draft games and deckbuilding.
My favorite travel game is fiasco. You need the book, a pencil, paper and a couple trays of d6ses. And with that you get an amazing RP/improv experience you might talk about for years to come.
A couple I always take now are:
10" to Kill (10 Minutes to Kill) - hidden movement assassination game. Hand luggage sized.
Dead Man's Draw - Push your luck card game. pocket sized.
Exploding Kittens - surely no intro needed. Pocket sized.
Dice of Crowns - dice combo game (not sure if this has a proper game style name). Pocket sized.
My favorite to play with my Gf on travel is trash pandas. It’s and incredibly stupid and easy game that has weird strategy involved.
I need to try The Crew. A lot of people have recommended it!
In my opinion, The Crew: Mission Deep Sea has a better mechanic for goals than The Crew: Quest for Planet Nine. Its difficulty increases faster so be prepared for a steeper learning curve. Just have your party agree to play up to, say, Mission 3. This will take pressure off of your crewmates who, after finishing Mission 3 will either be up for playing something else or (and this is how you know you've got them hooked) they'll stop you from putting the cards away and ask if you could all play until Mission 5 or higher. It gets tougher but if you've got a hardy crew, they'll relish the challenge.
Are tiny epic games not in the UK? I never see them mentioned and I feel they would fit a lot of lists. This one maybe cause the boxes are small but the game does need a table.
I would totally add to this list "Paris la cité de la lumiere" as a 2-player game! Its lovely and very portable!
Ordered Welcome to the Dungeon and Deep Sea Adventure 👍 look great!
Star Realms and Cartographers are consistently the games I take away on trips with me. Love them both.
Adore cartographers such simple fun
Star Fluxx was our go to during a vacation.
The Lady & The Tiger 5 different games in small box using same deck of cards one solo, two 2 player, one 2-4p and one 2-6 player. Skull King is great 2-6p trick taking that small box and very little space required.
Ohanami, Mint Works, Coin Age, OMG! , Tybor The Builder, Travel Qwirkle, Ultra Tiny Epic Galaxies, Dodekka and Mijnlieff
Great list. Also: Air Land & Sea is excellent.
As an American, you said "holiday days," and I was confused for a second. You just get...days off...for vacation?!
The fox in the forest reminds me of a card game with regular cards we often play on vacation that we call "Starve the fox". I'm sure it's not specific to Sweden. It goes sth like this: Two or more players divide the deck between them, one player begins and whatver colour his card has is the fox card and then we go round the table and play the card from the top of our individual deck (usually it goes fast around and around) until someone plays a card with the same colour, that person wins all the cards and get to play the new fox card, and then the chase to get all the cards on the table starts again... The aim is to starve all the other players and have the entire deck to yourself. It usually takes half the night. Children can play as well. There are no special tricks that I know of.
A recent game that I received from a Kickstarter which is a wonderful travel game is Death Valley. The total game is 25 cards and easily fits into any pocket you have. It is a Press Your Luck game where you are gathering sightseeing spots from a national park to accumulate points but if you accumulate too many of anyone kind you bust at lose points
Mafia De Cuba seems pretty dope
Me and my family have a travel box that is filled with nothing but trivia cards (mostly Scene It cards) and solo puzzle games. Second Chance looks like a fun fit though.
So hanamikoji is a game where you play as simps?
Pretty Clever is like my American Express... I don't leave home without it!!!
I want to get into boarding gaming so bad, it’s just that I barely have any friends. And I can’t afford any of the board games that I want to play🥺
Pretty late to the party, but for travels my family's tradition is to carry a spanish-suited deck to play a variety of games. It was also the way to go for playing in school haha
No Hanabi or Star realms? The best pocket size games by me. And Love letter is wallet size
Come to Greece next summer and you won't need to pack travel games with you, you're welcome to join my game group 🖖
Yay the thing I actually subscribed for, THE LISTS!
Hey, Condottiere features my hometown! Guess I have to get it?
Nbwr 7 is basically subnautica the board game
My favorite travel board game is clever!
Imma Buy (Almost) All Deez...
My wife and I play fox in the forest a lot and she always beats me. It's so much playful fun and we actually prefer to play it just with two people.
Isn't The Fox in the Forest a 2 player only game? I didn't think there was an option to play with more...
@@EmpressG yes. It is. But you can take turns and do a round robin thing.
I LOVE FOX IN THE FOREST!!!
Mine is Railroad Ink.
Great choices!
hello
Bandido is great but already covered in the under £10 video. Please do an under £20 video.
condottiere took my interest, looks fun! I think I will take this game.
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