Local board game aficionados - Aleventures - are bringing a range of hand-selected games and their extremely knowledgeable Game Masters to guide you through a night of gaming, camaraderie, and of course our rum cocktails!
Level up with our specialty Gamer Themed Cocktails that will only be available during Game Night!
➤ Specialty Cocktails (Available in flight or full pour):
▸ POINT BLANK - Dark Rum, Single Barrel Bourbon, Brown Sugar Syrup, Twisted Alder Bow (Dehydrated Lemon Twist)
▸ MELF'S ACID ARROW - Coconut Rum, Pineapple Juice, Ancient Black Dragon Acid ("Jäger" Spritz)
▸ TIAMAT'S CURSED ARROW - Vanilla Rum, Hazelnut-Coffee Rum, Cold Brew Coffee, Souls of the Damned (Activated Charcoal)
▸ BAHAMUT'S HALLOWED ARROW - White Rum, Falernum, Lemon Juice, Powdered Scale of Bahamut (Gold Luster Dust)
GAME NIGHT IS FREE TO PLAY & outside games are welcome!
Featured Games:
▸ Kabuto Sumo - A Japanese Beetle Themed Pushing Game
▸ Mysterium Park - A Spooky, Cooperative Clue-Giving Game
▸ Illusion - A Visual Puzzle Game, Testing Your Perception
· Kabuto Sumo has you taking the place of a titanic beetle, battling against other titanic beetles sumo-wrestling style, attempting to push your competition out of the ring. Reminiscent of those coin-pusher style arcade games, you lay tiles on the board, sliding others around in an effort to push opponent pieces off of the board! Each player selects one wrestling beetle and then they take turns placing their tokens from their board onto the ring in a straight line. The objective is to slide opponent wrestler pieces off the board. Each wrestler also has a special ability that may or may not come into play throughout the game.
· Mysterium Park is the second in the Mysterium series. Taking the role of psychics or mediums, you and your allies are trying to uncover the secrets of a recent murder - such as who committed the crime, where it took place, and even the murder weapon! One player takes the role of the deceased ghost and uses eccentric card images to provide clues to each medium. The mediums are working together and can collaborate their clues, but each player must make their own choices individually. At the game's conclusion, all players will vote on the clues they have accrued - with the majority vote taking the pot; but if the majority vote is wrong, all players lose! Stand-alone to the original Mysterium, this takes place in a 1950s carnival ground and is, itself, a smaller and more compact game to allow for faster set up and gameplay.
· Illusion is a game of color and shape perception, testing each player's ability to really understand everything they see - or don't see! Players take turns selecting cards, which have varying amounts of different colors on them. The card is then placed in the row, with that player deciding which color is most prominent and placing it in the appropriate order - does the card you picked up have more blue or less blue than another card in the row? However, at any time, a player might decide a card was placed incorrectly and can challenge the placement. All cards are flipped over, revealing the percentages of the card's colors. If the placement was correct, that player gains an arrow point. If the placement was wrong, you gain an arrow. Collect three points to win!
