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www.thebooksmugglers.com
"Where to Start With" is our ongoing series of essays detailing where one can start with any number of SFF/popgeekery topics, from where to begin with the morass of X-Men comics to diving into the expanded Star Wars canon. Today, we're thrilled to present guest writer Lulu Kadhim's point of view, on where to start with SFF board games. Board games are currently in their golden age. While most people have played Monopoly or Clue, over the past ten years, modern board games have become a blossoming industry. These days, board games are as complex and different from each other as novels, though they might share different genres. While we think of science fiction, fantasy, and horror in speculative fiction writing genres, board games are largely split between th... |
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www.jimwestergren.com
[AI summary] The user has shared an extensive list of board and card games they own, along with their personal opinions, play experiences, and various house rules they've developed for different games. The list includes over 50 games, ranging from classics like Catan and Risk to newer titles like Scythe and Stone Age. The user provides detailed insights into their preferences, the length of gameplay, the role of luck, and how they've modified rules to enhance the experience. They also mention other games they own but didn't include in the favorites list. The user emphasizes that these are personal opinions and not influenced by any compensation or affiliate links. |
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opinionatedgamers.com
I love the variety of games you get at Gen Con. There are the big name, high strategy games that appear on lots of lists but I have a soft spot for the slightly goofier titles and perhaps nowhere is that seen more than in the many different sorts of dexterity games. Twin City Games... |
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techsavvypriya.wordpress.com
1 post published by Priya Pareek on June 26, 2020 |
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