Roll and wrong
The genre of roll-and-something or something-and-write or whatever else there is these days has really grown in the last few years.
The genre of roll-and-something or something-and-write or whatever else there is these days has really grown in the last few years.
I know this is a First World problem, but I currently have a number of games sitting on my shelves that I haven't played yet.
I have now spoken quite a bit about how to teach board games to people.
The last UK Games Expo I attended was 2019.
I feel that the board game hobby is great and that our community is wonderful.
Teaching a game isn't easy and the same is true for learning.
Keeping the blog running takes time and resources. So if you can chip in, that would be amazing.
Hobbies are known to be a way to reduce stress and can improve feelings of anxiety and depression.
It's so very easy to dismiss the old adage that we learn through play.
As a kid, family game night was a staple and we had that one closet that always seemed to overflow with board games.
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.