Attack!
Player interaction isn't for everyone.
Player interaction isn't for everyone.
If you've been following me for a while, you'll know how much I like small box games.
Many of us have taken to playing online when the pandemic started to take hold and moved regular games nights into the digital world.
As someone who has a slightly addictive character, collecting pretty much anything comes quite easy to me.
Good customer service is always welcome and nobody likes bad service.
White, straight, cis men are everywhere - not just in board games.
If you have followed me for a while, you probably know that I like to have metal coins in games, instead of cardboard chits or paper money.
Playing a game for the first time is often quite an undertaking, unless the game is quite light.
When you really enjoy something, when you have something that you get a lot out of, that makes you happy or otherwise has a positive impact on you, you probably want to share that joy with others.
Our weekly games night has been running for many, many years now and even though the day of the week has changed over the years and we've had one person leave while another one joined, in its core, it's become something of an institution.