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Tag: Game of the Week

  • GOTW: Time Stories Week 2

    For this week, we completed the Time Stories game and picked up where we left off last week. The game was a little easier to understand this time around, and using the notes that we took from last week helped us remember the decisions we had made and the clues that we had found. Also,…

  • GOTW T.I.M.E Stories pt. 2

    This week we finished our play through of T.I.M.E Stories that we started last week. This week we had realized that we were playing wrong last week and we continued not fully understand the rules of how to play correctly. Fortunately, we were able to adapt and just make our own rules while still enjoying…

  • Game of the Week: T.I.M.E Stories Week 1

    As most games we’ve played in this class, this game was a little harder to understand at the beginning. Our team took some time to understand how best to play the game by reading through the rulebook and asking our professor how to navigate the first few rounds. As we moved forward and worked together…

  • time stories week 1 reflection

    This week we played time stories. I think it was a fun game about trying to solve a mystery and I think my brother would enjoy it. The hardest part about the game was trying to figure out rules like how to do a roll check for a stat and how combat works. We also…

  • GOTW: Blood on the Clocktower

    This week’s game was somewhat similar to the werewolf game we played at the beginning of the semester. I enjoyed playing because of how similar it was, making it easy to follow and understand my role. While I came a little later into the game, I was able to navigate my role and what was…

  • Game of the Week Blog Reflection 8: Blood on the Clocktower

    The game we played this week was Blood on the Clocktower. It is a social deduction game with a storyteller and characters that are randomly assigned. I was the washerwoman and the first to be killed off (sad)! I tried to figure out who was good and who was evil which I picked up on…

  • Blood on the clock tower reflection

    This week we played Blood on the clock tower. It is a hidden role game in the vein of werewolf.I think my friend Adrian would enjoy this game. The hardest part was trying to figure out info about others, and verifying if it was true. A leadership skill I noticed was the same one in…

  • GOTW: Ladies and Gentleman

    Like most games we’ve played in class, this one was a little confusing at the beginning. It was hard to understand what the aim of the game was and what I had to do in my role as a “lady”. The people at my table relied on each other to understand the next steps and…

  • Game of the Week Blog Reflection 4: Decorum

    Decorum is the game we played this week. You were given a card with objectives on it and had to decorate the home satisfying everyones objectives without knowing the other peoples’. The hardest part of the game was the communication or lack there of. You could only respond using “I like that,” “I don’t like…

  • Ladies and Gentlemen reflection

    This week we played ladies and gentlemen. I feel like my brother and his fiancée would find the game interesting. I would say the hardest part of the game was understanding the rules and that there are basically two games being played. I would summarize the game as splendor but one half is about collecting…

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