Welcome to part 3 out of 4 of a blog post series all about analyzing and discussing game mechanics that both excite and delight us. So far we have covered tile placement and cooperation; card drafting and deck building. If you’ve been keeping along with…
Over a century ago, in 1909 in New York, the Socialist Party of America held a women’s day; a year later, in 1910, the International Socialist Women’s Conference suggested holding a women’s day every year. Today is a day to celebrate women, their accomplishments, their…
Last week we looked at tile placement and cooperation as game mechanics, which you can read about here if you missed it. Continuing with the theme of taking closer looks at game mechanics, this week’s blog post is about two more of our favourites: card…
There are thousands of board games in the world, with more being published every year, vying for a space on your shelf and on your table. Behind each of these games lies one or more core game mechanics which create the engine through which the…
One of the most common questions I hear as soon as I step into the library to offer help is, “Are there any good games for two people?” My answer is always an enthusiastic YES! There are a lot of games that play well or…
