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Compare/Contrast: Werewolf and Blood on the Clocktower
The games Werewolf and Blood on the Clocktower are both excellent social deception games, though they both offer unique upsides and downsides to prospective gamers who may be considering playing them. Werewolf, at its core, is a game that does not need unique materials to be played, and I have played it on some occasions…
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Blood on the Clocktower Review
James BakerMr. Bragg11/09/23EDL290T A Blood on the Clocktower For starters, I really enjoyed Blood on the Clock Tower and I’d say it was one of my favorite games we’ve played so far. The hardest part for me was one of two things being either trying to account for all the possible roles that could mess…
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Week one reflection: Ultimate Wolf
This game was a fun introduction game to the class. This game is similar to among us where there are 3 imposters, and the rest are villagers. The session we played in class was really fun and filled with people laughing with one another. While this was happening people was being called out for them…
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Library Games Night Reflection
I went to Library Games Night at the Arts and Architecture Library in Alumni Hall on October 7. Several of my friends from Meeples were there, but Library Games Night is very different from a Meeples meeting. The group of people is generally much smaller, which makes it better suited for playing strategy board games…
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Fiasco (Week One) Reflection
In week 4 of class, we played a Role Playing Game (RPG) called Fiasco. This was an entirely novel experience for me as I’ve never played an RPG before. The goal of the game, after selecting your playset and defining relationships between characters, is strictly to come up with the best possible scenes with your…
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Ultimate Werewolf Review-EDL290T
A couple weeks ago in class, we played a round of Ultimate Werewolf. This is primarily an asymmetrical hidden role game where each character gets a different team and ability, and the primary objective is either to obfuscate your role and outlast the other team, or find the members of the other team, convince your…
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Ultimate Werewolf Vlog Reflection
Aiden Turner
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Ultimate Werewolf Reflection
In our first week of class, we played a turn-based game called Ultimate Werewolf, where two teams were pitted against each other, the villagers, and you guessed it, the werewolves. Each “night,” the werewolves had a chance to get together and choose a villager to kill. Most times, this would work out, unless there was…
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Werewolf Reflection
Personally I was a huge fan of werewolf. I like the class atmosphere and I know for a fact everyone in there liked it too. All the people seemed to be having so much fun and they all were engaging in conversation and just enjoying the experience. I know from personal experience what that game…
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