A five to ten person party game, Crossfire is a hidden identity deception game with a twist. Crossfire is similar to a combination of "Two Rooms and a Boom" and "Secrets." Players take on roles such as agents, assassins, and bystanders, with competing goals: agents want to kill assassins, assassins want to kill the VIP, and the bystander just doesn't want to get shot.
Betrayal at Baldur's Gate is, at its heart, a re-skin of Betrayal at House on the Hill -- if you know how to play one, you know how to play the other. But because it does have a unique setting, different scenarios, and some different gameplay elements, it doesn't feel like a repeat of the original.
Mining doesn't sound fun, but Super Motherload isn't really a mining game. On the surface, Super Motherload is a simplified deck builder with a resource map. Digging a little deeper (sigh), there's actually quite a bit of strategy, especially when you start tacking on additional actions and activating card powers.
