Player aids
Teaching a game isn't easy and the same is true for learning.
Board game relief
Hobbies are known to be a way to reduce stress and can improve feelings of anxiety and depression.
Child’s Play
It's so very easy to dismiss the old adage that we learn through play.
The Scientific Benefits of Tabletop Gaming
As a kid, family game night was a staple and we had that one closet that always seemed to overflow with board games.
Etiquette
When you have a long-standing, regular games group, you will probably have already established certain "house rules" that define what's considered good behaviour at the table.
Pointless co-operation
Staunch competitive players may feel that co-operative games are a bit pointless.
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Self-sorting games
We all know how some games can take a while to set up.
How to play together
Co-operative games come in all shapes in sizes, just like any game.
The final round
I don't know if you've ever come across it, but the final round, or sometimes the final few rounds, of a game often feel different to the rest of the game.
Victory Conditions other than Victory Points
Victory points (VP) are so common in modern board games, along with the condition that the player at the end of the game with the most VP is declared the winner.