Nine play spaces across three floors. The main floor is mostly open, so games and conversation flow between rooms. The basement gets loud, the second floor stays quiet.
Each space has its own personality, and its own kind of game. Wander a bit and you'll find yours.
Two game tables most of the night. Around 9 PM it usually converts to karaoke, so games here are best earlier in the evening (or if you're staying for karaoke too).
Great for games that need a quiet space with a shut door. Run your one-shots here, or set up a larger board game without the foot traffic.
Three large tables and one huge one (a pool table with a ping pong top), great for big group games and being loud. Home of the Crokinole board too.
Party games happen here all night, sometimes several at once. The room flows into the kitchen, so it's the loudest part of the main floor.
Close to whatever's on the potluck counter. Great for more party games or a tight four-person board game while you graze.
The most gamey game table in the house lives here. Claim it quick, because everyone wants it, and it's taken all night long.
Two tables that work great for 4-to-6 player board games, plus a sweet comfy couch for when you're not actively playing. Lower-key than the main floor.
Always cold, allegedly because of unicorn magic. Two folding tables joined into one giant table for almost any 8-player board game. Great for making people wonder where the heck you disappeared to.
If you know, you know. The cool kids hang out here, where there's just enough room to play a casual 4-player board game.
Come load up. Don't be shy. All those dips we leave can't be healthy for Kevin.
Water lives upstairs. Everything else is down here, right outside the Theater Room. You can't miss it.
At the bottom of the basement stairs. If you know, you know. If you don't, you'll find out. Takes real skill to master. If Kevin's playing, be on his team.
Lives in the Basement Common Room. A good place to reset after a board game ends, especially if you'd rather not help with the cleanup.
There's one on each floor. We keep meaning to draw a map. For now, just look around.