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There's a mobile and PC port as well, with online play. There's very little in the way of complicated interactions to slow you down, even after a bunch of expansions and a standalone expansion. Games normally take less than 20 minutes once you've nailed the rules. There's not a lot of buy action chaining or anything like that to bog down the turns. It's quick compared to other deck builders and the theme is a change of pace from other deck builders, as you're building a fleet of starships to take out your opponent. Star Realms: Completely a card game, this is a 1v1 deck builder that I absolutely love. It got a new edition recently, I may check that out at some point, when we can get together for board games again. I haven't played this in a long time, but I remember having a lot of fun with it. It's another 1v1 game, this time players are either Nixon or Kennedy trying to win the 1960 election.

I'm a history buff so this one was right up my alley.ġ960: The Making of the President: Same creator as Twilight Struggle, some similar mechanics, but I found this one to be more approachable. The mechanics and theme synergize perfectly.

Love this game, but it is complex and a little slow. A lot of the strategy is deducing what your opponent is capable of and taking calculated risks with your resources (to simplify it, a lot of the plays you make benefit both you and your opponent in different ways). The cards you play represent various historical events. There's a great PC version on Steam, but IMO the game loses a lot of it's charm when you don't have that board right in front of you and you're not face-to-face with your opponent. It's widely considered one of the best two player games out there, but it's kinda clunky and appeals more towards competitive players. Players face each other as either the USA or USSR and fight for prestige over the course of the Cold War (unless someone starts a nuclear war, which ends the game and the person who started it loses).

Twilight Struggle: Actually I guess this is a board game but it plays out more like a card game, if that makes sense. Not board games, but card games (not of the trading or collectible variety either):