13. Minotaur Minotauris a somewhat lightweight cooperative board game that’s perfect as an introduction to the dungeon crawler genre. You all assume the role of a special hero class with unique abilities, and you’re all stuck in the Minotaur’s Labyrinth. Work together to fight off baddies, disarm hazards, and seek out the shattered Medallion pieces which are needed to seal away the Minotaur and open up an exit for your party....
13. TransAmerica TransAmericais one of the simplest train-themed board games out there. It’s a competitive game where every player is assigned five random cities on the map and must build out a rail network that connects all five of those cities. The twist is that players can connect themselves to every other player’s networks, so it’s a quickly spiraling race to see who can make the best use of everyone’s routes and be the first to connect what they need....
13. The Change-Up (2011) What would you rather be: a successful lawyer with a house and family, or a handsome playboy with lots of time to kill? For both Dave and Mitch inThe Change-Up, the grass is greener on the other side. After visiting a bar, the two polar-opposite best friends break the seal to a nearby fountain and admit their envy for each other’s lives. They wake up the next morning with exactly what they wanted—but as the saying goes, be careful what you wish for…...
13. Monolith In this top-down shooter, you’ll travel through an abandoned facility as a ship, with the goal of becoming as powerful as possible. The facility has several floors packed with dangerous foes that get stronger as you play. When you’re not dodging bullets, you can buy weapon modifications and other upgrades. Although you might not be a fan of the procedurally-generated elements, the pleasant, pixelated graphics, and spooky enemies make up for that....
13. The Mystery of Edwin Drood (2012) The Mystery of Edwin Droodtruly is a mystery, given that Dickens unfortunately passed away before he could complete it. With only six of the planned twelve installments published, writers and filmmakers have been creating their own endings to the story for decades. But our favorite? Diarmuid Lawrence’s delightful BBC miniseries adaptation from 2012. Freddie Fox stars as Edwin, the nephew of an opium-addicted choirmaster, who’s engaged to one of his uncle’s students....
