Such fun
There are many reasons why people play board games.
There are many reasons why people play board games.
The last time I checked my board game player profile on Quantic Foundry was back in October 2019, so just over six months ago.
Games nights are about social interactions, catching up with friends, maybe some ribbing, eating snacks, enjoying a drink, holding cards or moving pieces, maybe rolling dice and enjoying how a game unfolds, its twists and turns.
In open, or perfect, information games, everything is there for everyone to see.
There are many things that affect our mental health in some way.
I have always hoped that our community would work together to help each other through tough times, and it seems that my hopes have been answered.
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Text and board games are inextricably linked.
The list of tasks a game designer has open at any one point in time can be very long and it is constantly evolving.
We all love high quality, gorgeous game components.
Of course it is important to make sure everyone knows about the game you're planning to release very soon or the campaign that's going to launch on Kickstarter shortly.