Superficial depth
I really enjoy writing reviews for board games, but maybe not quite as much as I enjoy writing my "Topic Discussion" articles, like this one.
I really enjoy writing reviews for board games, but maybe not quite as much as I enjoy writing my "Topic Discussion" articles, like this one.
Remembering things is not my strong point.
Nobody likes a game with more rules than necessary.
I have previously talked about how some games try and tackle a serious topic and treat it with the respect it deserves.
For many of us, losing a game isn't much fun - winning is usually much more enjoyable.
Games that take less than 30 minutes to play are usually seen as lighter, because they are often less complex than games with a longer playing time.
When we play board games together, each of us will have certain expectations, and it's when our expectations are met, that we feel we've had a good time.
I know, the term "great", or even the term "good", is very subjective and vague.
I love writing reviews, even though that was never the intention with the blog, when I first started.
It's been a question that I've tried to tackle a few times before and that has been ongoing in board game circles for decades (probably): whether food and drinks should be allowed at the board game table.