Family fun – enjoying games as a family (Topic Discussion)

As the saying goes, “the family that plays together, stays together.” In today’s fast-paced world, it can be easy to forget the importance of spending quality time together as a family. One of the best ways to bond and have fun as a family is by enjoying games together. Whether it’s board games, card games, outdoor games, or video games, …

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Reviewing games – the importance of gameplay experience (Topic Discussion)

When it comes to reviewing games, there is often one key aspect that takes precedence over all others – the gameplay experience. While graphics, sound, and story are important components of a game, it is the actual gameplay that ultimately determines whether a game is enjoyable or not. The gameplay experience encompasses a variety of factors, including controls, mechanics, pacing, …

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Enough is enough – minimum board game review requirements (Topic Discussion)

Board games have been a popular form of entertainment for decades, providing players with hours of fun and competition. With the rise of board game reviews on platforms like YouTube and BoardGameGeek, it is important for reviewers to uphold a certain standard when evaluating and critiquing games. This is why it is time to establish minimum board game review requirements …

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Uncertain death – end game triggers (Topic Discussion)

Death is a certainty that all living beings must face at some point in their lives. However, for some, the circumstances surrounding their death may be uncertain, leaving loved ones grappling with feelings of confusion and helplessness. This is especially true in cases of uncertain death, where the cause of death is unclear and the end game triggers are not …

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Trawl the haul (Topic Discussion)

Trawl the Haul: A Sustainable Approach to Commercial Fishing Trawl the Haul is a term used to describe a method of commercial fishing that focuses on sustainability and minimizing the impact on marine ecosystems. This approach involves using large nets, called trawls, to catch fish and other marine organisms in a way that prevents overfishing and reduces bycatch. One of …

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The Deep Blue – depth in board games (Topic Discussion)

Board games have been a staple of entertainment for centuries, providing countless hours of fun and excitement for players of all ages. From classic games like chess and Monopoly to modern favorites like Settlers of Catan and Ticket to Ride, board games have evolved and adapted to meet the changing tastes of players around the world. One aspect of board …

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Teaching games – responsibilities as a teacher (Topic Discussion)

Teaching games can be a fun and engaging way to help students learn and retain information. As a teacher, it is important to recognize and fulfill certain responsibilities when incorporating games into your lessons. One of the key responsibilities as a teacher when teaching games is to ensure that the games align with the learning objectives of the lesson. It …

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Teaching games – responsibilities as a learner (Topic Discussion)

Teaching games can be a fun and engaging way to learn new skills and concepts. However, as a learner, there are certain responsibilities that must be followed in order to get the most out of the experience. In this article, we will discuss some of these responsibilities and how they can contribute to the overall success of the learning process. …

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Slow death – player elimination in board games (Topic Discussion)

In the world of board games, player elimination is a common mechanic that can sometimes lead to frustration among players. When a player is eliminated from a game, they are no longer able to participate in the gameplay, and must sit on the sidelines while the other players continue on. One of the most controversial forms of player elimination is …

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