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It looks like it's still running, if anyone hasn't taken advantage of it yet: https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/p/xbox-game-pass/CFQ7TTC0KHS0/0007?activetab=pivot:overviewtab The other day, MS were even advertising the fact you could load up on Live or Game Pass months before converting, calling it a 'life hack'. So they must be getting a ton of new subs out of it.

Pandemic is absolutely brilliant - a modern classic for a good reason. And it's a great co-op game, so your GF may really like it because of that. My wife and I don't do loads of competitive stuff, so we've played a lot of co-ops in our time. Can't play base Pandemic any more though: she plays about ten games a day of the ipad version and so doesn't like the way I play the board version: too slow and don't make the right decisions. If you find you like it, have a look at Pandemic Legacy, which is Pandemic with a story campaign. Stick with the base one for a while though.

Yeah, soon you'll end up with cupboards like this: (there's games in a couple of the drawers as well) And we have the occasional cull too.

Yes, that one works fine - it's the one I bought when I did the Game Pass deal.

Yes, absolutely. Thanks to the help, I'm now set with Ultimate until May 2022.

Yes, the EU one works okay, I took a punt

It's all a bit hectic.

The EU one is still listed as £38.99. Is the UK classed as EU for this purpose?

Where's the best place to get a gold code now? CDKeys seems to be having problems with sending out used codes, and other places are out of stock. They're all putting their prices up too, cunning buggers.

Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun

The Apps of Patchwork and Cottage Garden are pretty good, and they're nice games. A step up in complexity from Carcassonne, but only a little. They're versus, but don't have too much player interaction, which may or may not be to your tastes.

All the money's going to Tangles, isn't it?

"If you'd like to fund more videos like this..." Nah, I'm good.

Oh, and there's Clue, which is all in one house.

There are a few films based on plays that are mostly kept to one location, like Deathtrap. I think Death and the Maiden was too, but it's been a while since I've seen it. And you should definitely see Rope, from lordcookie's list - not just one location, but made to look like it was a single take as well.