The 7th Continent Adventure across a mysterious land to cure your curse An adventuring fantasy game about exploration, discovery, and the great unknown. So, whether you want to explore a distant land alone, defend a kingdom against demons, solve an Elizabethan mystery or just be the best scientist you can possibly be, here’s our pick of the best ways to board-game alone.ġ. Often, it will have an immersive theme that fits a solo character it won’t ask you to handle too much in the way of dummy player actions there will be minimal rule changes and it won’t take forever to setup. But whether it's one of the best co-op board games or beginner games, it must also not feel like its solitaire mode is an afterthought, or that there’s something missing - especially in the case of experiences designed for many players. Nemesis: It's you against a spaceship full of aliens in this sci-fi horror board game.īut what makes a great solo board game? Obviously, it has to be just as fun as playing it with other people (or, if it’s a one-player board game, as fun as playing any game with other people).Newton: Join genius scientists in pursuit of knowledge and invention.Robinson Crusoe: Adventures on the Cursed Island: See how you'd fare after a shipwreck in the classic tale of endurance turned tabletop.This War of Mine: The Board Game: Survive a siege in the heart-wrenching video game board game.Arkham Horror: The Card Game: Fight all the worst deities in this cosmic horror game.
With so many of us working, playing and living our lives from home under lockdown, there's a lot to be said for those special kinds of board games that can be played solo.
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