An Ode to Friends
Playing games is often a very social activity, even though I don't want to neglect the many solo gamers that play an important part in our hobby.
Playing games is often a very social activity, even though I don't want to neglect the many solo gamers that play an important part in our hobby.
As a reviewer, my collection has quite a large turnover.
I normally don't win, at least not when I play with my games group.
An interesting question Phil Gross recently asked is why low-interaction games are so popular these days.
A "hobby", as defined by Merriam-Webster's online dictionary, is "a pursuit outside one's regular occupation engaged in especially for relaxation.
I recently asked for some suggestions for board game topics I could write about.
Mixing digital tools with analogue games isn't for everyone.
The concepts of replayability and variety are often considered to be one and the same.
There seems to be quite an overlap between people who love playing board games and those who love playing video games.
As a tabletop game enthusiast, I've always been fascinated by the endless possibilities of creating new and exciting gameplay experiences.