Finchley Games Club

Making Thursday evenings better since 1983

NEW WEBSITE SOON - 13/06/2025

For far too long this website has languished in the doldrums of un-maintenance.

To the point that some, viewing the page, assumed the FGC was no more.

Well fear not.

The FGC is still strongly alive and what is more is that finally a new website in on the horizon.

WATCH THIS SPACE

(NB: For those using Facebook, the Finchley Games Club has an active page.)

Posted Friday 13th June 2025 19:29:38 by Ian Pearson

Games played on 03/07/2025

On this day in 1985 the hit film Back to the Future was released and in in 1962 Tom Cruise (full name: Thomas Cruise Mapother IV ) was born in Syracuse, new York.


Games played


🎲 Dungeons & Dragons 5e (2014)

🎲 Lords of Waterdeep

🎲 Bus

🎲 The Gang

🎲 Zoo Vadis

🎲Between Two Cities

🎲 Moving Wild

Posted Monday 7th July 2025 10:38:57 by Ian Pearson

PLAY TESTERS REQUIRED

PLAY TESTERS REQUIRED

We have been approached to playtest a light trivia card game. 12 years in the making.

I've seen the links/videos and it looks intriguing - as far as such things go.

It appears to be light, simple and quick without the 'heaviness' traditionally associated with such games.

Please reply here if you are interested.

LINKS:

https://f.io/cjfA5zcz

https://f.io/NSEJa7LR

https://ask31.com/

Posted Wednesday 25th June 2025 19:44:54 by Ian Pearson

GAMES PLAYED - 12/06/2025

🎲 Dungeons and Dragons 5e

🎲 Heat

🎲 Escape Plan

🎲 Brass

🎲 Marvel Fluxx

🎲 Exploding Kittens

Posted Friday 13th June 2025 19:25:46 by Ian Pearson

FGC ALL DAY SUNDAY EVENT - 23rd March, 12 'TILL 10

10 hours of fun!

10 hours of table space!

10 hours to play the REALLY, REALLY long game that's been gathering dust on your shelf!

10 hours to complete a campaign!

10 hours of a cheap private bar.

What more could you desire.

BE THERE OR BE SQUARE!

The costs are simply double those of a normal Thursday: namely Β£10 for members, Β£12 for non-members and Β£6 for concessionary members.

Posted Friday 31st January 2025 14:29:52 by Ian Pearson