Join us on Sunday, July 28th for a afternoon of board games you've never heard of! Organized by Bangalore’s board game community - ReRoll Board Games.

Who are ReRoll Board Games?

We’re a couple of friends who are trying to build a community around board gaming in Bangalore. We’ve been doing this part time for about 3 years now.

Who is this for?

Newcomers, especially people who’ve only played games like Monopoly, Cluedo, Pictionary, etc. There is a massive world of creative, challenging, and incredibly fun board games out there that we in India don’t ever hear about. This is an opportunity for you to get a glimpse of it.

More than the games themselves, the social experience is fantastic. It is absolutely the number one reason several people play board games regularly. You find out interesting things about your own friends (like how they are incredibly good liars when they need to be). It makes for memorable moments that you’ll be talking about long after it’s over. Most importantly, you’ll definitely leave with more friends than when you walked in. (Or we’ll refund your money!)

What kind of games would I play?

We've got a curated list of games that we think are a great way to introduce people to the hobby. They span strategy, social deception, cooperative, party, etc. Here are a few to get an idea of what we mean:

Dead of Winter - Where you fight off a herd of zombies with your SO.

Forbidden Desert - Try to survive and escape the desert after you and your friends crash land your plane.

Coup - You and your friends are part of a resistance group and will lie, steal, and deceive your way to overthrow the maligned government.

Ticket to Ride - Where you build a railroad network across Europe against your friends.

You needn't have played any of these kinds of games before.

We’ll be around to suggest games, explain the rules, and answer any questions you may have.

Pricing

We are trying out staged pricing for this event, to encourage people to buy tickets earlier so we can plan better. The trouble with keeping tickets the same price up until the day of the event is that people will only buy them last minute, which makes it challenging for us to manage logistics if we don't have an estimate of how many people are coming.

With the staged pricing, we start with tickets at a slight discount, and then increase prices every week - with the hope that people are incentivized to buy early.

Schedule (subject to change slightly)

• July 14th - July 18th - Rs. 199


• July 19th - July 23rd - Rs. 249


• July 24th - July 26th - Rs. 299


• July 27th - July 28th (at the venue) - Rs. 349