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My Top 10 Games of 1999

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My taste in games certain changes. Games that I loved in 1999 barely make the table 12 years later. But here are my Top 10 games from the end of the last century as I rank them now. This was a much tougher list to make than my 2007 list.

My other "best of" lists. Feel free to comment or disagree!
1994: http://boardgamegeek.com/blogpost/560/my-top-games-of-1994
2007: http://boardgamegeek.com/blogpost/395/my-top-10-games-of-200...
2011: http://boardgamegeek.com/blogpost/225/my-most-anticipated-ga...


1. Lost Cities *Fun and simple card game with a pasted on theme that works perfectly. I love the art.

2. Chinatown * Great diplomacy/negotiation game with the right group. Time limits for negotiating are key to make this work.

3. Ra *Fun bidding game that I still play on IPad.

4. Tikal *Great exploration game that has great staying power.

5. Schotten-Totten *Battleline's uncle. Fun though I'm very annoyed that the Knitzia empire saw fit to take this game off www.yucata.de

6. Mordred *Martin Wallace goodness that hasn't made it to the table in years.

7. Money! *Mr. Knizia's second entry on my top ten. Still play on the Ipad. You know its good because the title has an exclaimation point!

8. Apples to Apples *My kids LOVE this game, so I put up with it.

9. Vinci *I like Small World Much more.

10. Starfarers of Catan *Too fiddly and complex for a Catan game. Why play this when you can just play Catan?
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Why play Starfarers? Because you get the thrill of exploration and expansion, the interesting special power cards, the fun encounter cards, and as a little added bonus, neat components. Starfarers is my favorite Catan game for sure.
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