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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…
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GOTW Ladies and Gentleman
This week we played a game called Ladies and Gentleman. It is very different from the rest of games we have played in class. It is known as an asymmetrical game where there are 2 different roles and each role plays on their own against the others of that same role and then eventually come…
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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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Free Play Reflection
This week was the free play day so Mike, Nicholas, and I played Star Wars Unlimited to try out our new decks we made. I think it’s a very fun game that I’m trying to get more people like my brother to play. The hardest part about the game I would say is the balance…
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GOTW FREE PLAY
This week we were given the option of a free play. I played a few games during this class which included Flip 7, Can’t Stop, and The Game. All were very fun and enjoyable, The Game and Flip 7 were both card games, while Can’t Stop was a fun dice rolling game. The Game was…
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GOTW: Decorum
Class Date: 3/5/2026 This week’s game was Decorum, a cooperative logic puzzle that includes limited cooperation. The theme of this game is a group of nonconfrontational roommates trying to decorate their house so that everyone is satisfied. At the start of a game, the player’s choose a scenario with a certain difficulty, or the next…
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GOTW Decorum
This week, we enjoyed one of my new favorites in Decorum. Decorum is a cooperative, puzzle game, where the communication of each player’s goals is very limited. Basically, everyone has certain conditions that they must meet while decorating the house with the help or in some cases without the help of, their roommates or other…
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Decorum reflection
This week I played decorum, a game about being passive aggressive in order to solve the interior decorating puzzle. I feel like my brother and his fiancé would enjoy this game. The hardest part besides the lack of communication, was keeping track of certain needs. For example one game I needed to make sure there…
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GOTW: Cursed Court
Class Date: 2/26/2026 This week’s class had us playing Cursed Court, a betting and bluffing game loosely themed as minor nobles debating which major nobles to support. Cursed Court is played with a deck of 36 cards (four of each of the nine major nobles) and is played in three rounds called years, which have…
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Blog Reflection 5: Cursed Court
This week we played Cursed Court. This game focuses on the mechanics of betting. There was a board with different characters on it and different patterns of the characters. You take turns betting on who you think will show up to court or what pattern will appear. You can get into betting wars with people…
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