… But what if all board games spark joy?! 😀
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We’ve purged our collection a little last year and gave away some games we knew we would really not play again. But I will be honest that I have a hard time letting go of most games, even if we haven’t played them for over two years. Now, we do have the luxury that we have space for a lot of board games, so there’s no dire need to be very selective. But the whole Marie Kondo hype did get me thinking about it.
I’ve been a little under the weather last week, so we’ve played not too many board games. We did play one hysterical game of Gloomhaven in which our strategy was to RUN. I think we only took out maybe 5 of the 18 enemies on the board, but we all made it!
We also played our first Exit game! To be more precise, The Sinister Mansion. It was a fun experience and had some creative puzzles in there. At this point, I still prefer the Unlock series – but I really need to play more of the Exit games to form a fair opinion.
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Brisbe
I can get rid of plenty of games from my collection! EXIT, Risk Legacy, Pandemic Legacy, Unlock, Deckscape…
Queek
The ones I have played, yes. The others are… potential sources of joy.
John F.
isn’t deckscape replayable though?
Chris
Sadly, no. All “Betrayal at House on the Hill” sparks for me is that I need to get a better gaming group than just my immediate family, but I feel like if I give it away I give up on ever playing it with anyone, so I hold on to it.