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Episode 330 – The Family Split – Multiple Games on Family Game Night

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Does it make sense to split up the family into groups on game night? It can solve arguments, but it also creates some unique challenges.

330 Fact (provided by a show listener): Rickenbacker 330 electric guitar.

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What We’ve Been Playing

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Featherlight
KuZOOka – it feels like Liar’s Dice, but cooperative.
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The Monthly Report – January 2023

Andrew: 27 games, H-index: 2. Most played: Star Trek Super Skill Pinball (reviewed this week!) Also Chronicles of Avel, Flamecraft, Jekyll vs. Hyde, Featherlight, Fantasy Realms, Turing Machine, Scribbly Gum.

Anitra: 43 games, H-index 3. Most played: Grove. Also Featherlight, and Turing Machine.

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SNAP Review – Star Trek Super Skill Pinball

Star Trek, pinball, roll-and-write? Sounds good to us! Although Super Skill Pinball can run a little long, Trekkies will enjoy this game.

Read the transcript or watch the video for this review.

Splitting Up Family Game Night

Can we split up the family for family game night? This topic was suggested by a listener, interested in the unique benefits and challenges of running two games at once.

Obviously, not every family is going to even think about this question! It assumes at least two adults and multiple kids.

Why, in this case, would you want to split into groups? Because including multiple children means you’re dealing with different ages, interests, and skill levels. “

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