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Any board games meet-ups?
I do look for boarding games folks to connect and play a round or more together. There are plenty options of spaces and places, I couldn't find any groups on meetup though. Any advice o… Hey everyone,
I do look for boarding games folks to connect and play a round or more together. There are plenty options of spaces and places, I couldn't find any groups on meetup though. Any advice on active groups will be appreciated.
Cheers 🙏
Check out Spielekreis Berlin on Facebook, they post meetups fairly regularly across different neighborhoods. A lot of the action happens at cafes like Spieleautark in Kreuzberg or Brettspielplatz in Prenzlauer Berg, both have open gaming nights where you can just show up. The crowd at Spieleautark tends to be more into heavier eurogames if that's your thing, while Brettspielplatz is more casual.
There's a pretty active Discord server called Berlin Board Game Night that organizes spontaneous meetups, usually in Mitte or Friedrichshain. They do a monthly weekend thing at a cafe called Die Spielerei near Rosenthaler Platz, which has a solid library of games from Catan to obscure kickstarter titles. The crowd skews younger and English-friendly, and people are usually open to teaching rules if you're new to a game.
honestly skip the facebook groups and just go to spielezentrum on a saturday afternoon, they have open tables and people just show up with their own games. the staff there also runs a whatsapp group that's way more active than anything on meetup, ask at the register and they'll add u
