No no way is this expensive for a board game at $60. If you’re sticking straight to Hasbro stuff sure but step into a board game store and observe some prices. I’m not defending this game but there is a whole world of board gaming out there and generally prices start at $50-$60.

Some good insight! Thanks for the info and the Discord recommend.

Would be cool if there was a strictly digital version available to play with.

It’s not so bad now that the base unit has dropped in price and Amazon has finally straightened out some of the expansion prices.

Lol, based on the picture, I thought he was using his nose to play the keyboard. This was not what I expected!

Yea, always looking for good recommendations.

That feeling when you’re wondering why real gems in the RPG Maker community get zero recognition or press but then 10 minute trash projects like this one receives its own article.

This is actually not true- games used to be heavily censored back in the day, but it rarely ever happens these days, outside of third Reich imagery (swastikas and sig runes, mostly).

In Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp you can just be brown. The first time you could select your skintone was in the spin off, Happy Home Designer, and it’s coming back for the upcoming mobile game. No Mii Masks, no tanning—you can just be brown. Thank god.

I’ve been working with Cecilia on this story since Thursday, when I warned her that things would likely blow up over the weekend and that she might have to work Saturday and Sunday. Which she of course agreed to do immediately, because she is a trooper. Her hard work is the reason that this story is more thorough than…

Any comments from Schrier? He was on there a lot IIRC.

2) The purpose of keeping old games, is not to play them, but to remember them. What I did, is remove all my cover art, and my wife made them into a lovely scrap book. Serves the same purpose, takes up less space, and looks good. If removing/cutting up the art hurts your OCD (it did mine at first, but again, toys.),…

If you were hoping that Assassin’s Creed: Origins would offer lessons in the history of evisceration alongside its gory adventure, you’re in luck. Today, publisher Ubisoft announced the “Discovery Tour,” which will let players “explore Ancient Egypt and learn about its history from guided tours” without combat, story…

Localization makes things local? A version made specifically for the West references something western? You don’t say!

Basically, an example of the difference between Translation and Localization.

The localization of Jets vs Patriots keeps the intent of the line intact, even though it’s not a completely accurate translation.

And everyone can get on board with hating the Patriots. :)