This past week we played TIME stories. At first this game was confusing, but got more fun over time. I like how we each had a character that we were playing. I like when we play games that are roleplay\/board game. I also liked how the game was sort of a mystery. I liked how it was like a video game in a board game. Your decisions led to other things and there were multiple different directions you could go in. The hardest part of this game was starting it off. I feel like that is generally the hardest part about a lot of the games we play. It gets easier as you play but the start up is rough. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Our play session was good. It is definitely hard to manage your time. We ended up losing in our first session. I thought the game was interesting and a mystery. Not everyone in my group was into it a lot of them time, but it was fun to work as a team. I think my team played a little outside of the rules As I said before, I like the fact that we got to play through characters and how the setting and rules of the game made it seem like a video game almost. I disliked how hard it was to manage your time. When I look back on it I can not even think of how to win. It seems that we would always be beaten by time. Overall, our session was good. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
I could see leadership in our play session specifically. One person in our group stepped up tp the plate and narrated the game. I think the first sign of leadership you can see in games is when someone steps up to lead the group through the rules. I see this in the game and all games. I also saw leadership in all of us. I see how we step up and come together to make the best decisions. I think my friends sister would enjoy this game. he likes long and complex games like this. I think she would have fun and be able to bring her character to life in the game. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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