Aboardgames·Board GamesbyAwesomeLowlander Look, it worked for comic and MTG collectors...View original on sh.itjust.works143Comments10Reply
ddonio lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesBonus challenge: figure out how old this image is by finding the newest game on the shelf.14Reply
recursive_recursion they/them replylemmy.caI wasn't sure how old Mysterium is but looking it up it's also 20154Reply
🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 🏆 yiffit.net4Hide 4 repliesWhoa! I didn't Steam was also a board game. Is it played basically the same as Go For Broke, but you're just buying games? 8Reply
TThrowawayPermanente replysh.itjust.worksYou're expecting a train game, instead you get a credit card vampire3Reply
AAwesomeLowlander replysh.itjust.works2Hide 2 repliesHmm? Haven't played either of those games, but their BGG descriptions look very very different.1Reply
jjet hackertalks.com2Hide 2 repliesHow many of those boxes, excuse me assets, are complete and don't have any missing or broken pieces?7Reply
AAwesomeLowlander replysh.itjust.worksDunno, I'd have to remove the shrink wrap to actually check, and who does that?13Reply
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Bonus challenge: figure out how old this image is by finding the newest game on the shelf.
Looks like Raiders of the north sea 2015
I wasn't sure how old Mysterium is but looking it up it's also 2015
Whoa! I didn't Steam was also a board game. Is it played basically the same as Go For Broke, but you're just buying games?
You're expecting a train game, instead you get a credit card vampire
Hmm? Haven't played either of those games, but their BGG descriptions look very very different.
Ah, took me a while to get it!
How many of those boxes, excuse me assets, are complete and don't have any missing or broken pieces?
Dunno, I'd have to remove the shrink wrap to actually check, and who does that?
Implying more than a few have actually been played.