Single-Use Games – the board game hobby’s throw-away attitude (Topic Discussion)

Single-use games, also known as disposable or throw-away games, are a growing trend in the board game hobby. These are games that are designed to be played only once or a few times before they are discarded or recycled. While some may see this as a novel concept, others in the board game community have expressed concerns about the environmental …

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I C E (Saturday Review)

I.C.E (Intercultural Community Exchange) is a dynamic and innovative program that aims to promote cultural awareness, understanding, and appreciation among diverse communities. This initiative, founded in 2010, was created by a group of passionate individuals who recognized the importance of connecting people from different backgrounds to foster meaningful relationships and build a more inclusive society. At the heart of I.C.E …

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Next Station: Tokyo (Saturday Review)

Next Station: Tokyo is a Japanese drama series that follows the lives of four young people living and working in Tokyo. The show premiered on Saturday and has already captured the hearts of viewers with its compelling storytelling and captivating characters. The show revolves around the lives of four characters – Yuna, a struggling actress trying to make it in …

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In All Seriousness – board games with sensitive topics (Topic Discussion)

In recent years, board games have evolved far beyond the traditional family-friendly games like Monopoly and Scrabble, with many designers tackling more serious and sensitive topics. Games dealing with topics such as mental health, political unrest, and social issues are becoming increasingly popular among players looking for a deeper and more thought-provoking gaming experience. One such game that has sparked …

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Diatoms (Saturday Review)

Diatoms: The Unsung Heroes of the Microscopic World Diatoms, also known as nature’s jewel, are a group of single-celled algae that play a crucial role in the ecosystem. These tiny organisms are often overshadowed by larger, more charismatic creatures, but they are no less fascinating and important. Diatoms are found in just about every aquatic environment, from oceans to lakes …

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Buy, Buy, Buy – my love affair with economic simulation board games (Topic Discussion)

As an avid board gamer, I have always been drawn to economic simulation games. There is something incredibly satisfying about managing resources, making strategic decisions, and watching your empire grow. The thrill of outsmarting your opponents and coming out on top is a feeling like no other. In this article, I want to share my love affair with economic simulation …

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Votes for Women (Digital Eyes)

Votes for Women: The Digital Eyes Bringing Equality to the Forefront The fight for women’s suffrage has been a long and arduous one, spanning generations and encompassing a myriad of obstacles. From the early suffragettes chaining themselves to railings, to the modern-day activists advocating for equal rights, the quest for women to have a voice in the political realm has …

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Friends with Games – how important game nights are (Topic Discussion)

Friends with Games – how important game nights are Game nights have always been a popular way for friends to come together and have a fun evening filled with laughter, competition, and bonding. Whether it’s a classic board game like Monopoly or a more modern favorite like Cards Against Humanity, game nights offer a great opportunity for friends to connect …

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Anne Isaksson (Let me illustrate)

Anne Isaksson is a talented artist and illustrator known for her unique and whimsical style. Based in Stockholm, Sweden, she has been creating beautiful illustrations for a variety of projects for over a decade. Isaksson’s work is characterized by its vibrant colors, intricate details, and playful imagery. Her illustrations often feature elements of nature, such as flowers, animals, and trees, …

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