Loot of Lima , using a new player aid downloaded from BGG. Made it a bit easier, but was a bit small. We did a little better, two of us had one treasure found. I had one treasure site locked in, and that was fine, but I had the second treasure narrowed down to 2 places, and it turns out I was completely wrong, neither had treasure. Oh well.
Abomination: The Heir of Frankenstein , first play. A worker placement, where you (mostly) find bodies in various places, like the cemetary, or the hospital, which gives you body parts in order to make your monster. You get fresher bodies from the hospital and public square. Of course, if you really want a fresh body, you can go out and murder one yourself. But the dodgier the act, the more your humanity will go down. You have three dials: humanity, reputation, and expertise. Once you have some bits and pieces, you can make body parts. A body part starts as muscle only, and then you can finish it. Once you have some finished parts, you can roll the dice to see if any of it comes to life. The game ends if anyone manages to get their monster fully built and alive.
We used a variant to make it a shorter game, but it still took us a few hours. Every round new cards come out, which you have to read, so that slows it down a bit. Still, we had a good time.
The Search for Planet X , back to our favourite deduction game (well, this and The Key series). I had a terrible game, nothing was coming together at all. The winner ended up with 24 points, to my 6, and the other player with zero. I still have more idea of what Iām doing than with Loot of Lima.
Noch Mal! , had a good game, won. Woooooo, I think itās my second ever win. For a simple game, this is pretty good fun.