"But Tim, why are you bringing back your "GaD" challenge?" you might be thinking. Well, it became an easy decision really. When I had last done the challenge it really helped open up my eyes and learn to just enjoy game time with my family. I didn't focus on who would win and who would lose but more so on the time and experience of the game and company involved.
On top of that, it also helped me make my family and friends that might not have known aware of my depression, PTSD, social anxiety and more. The reason this was important is that it also made them aware of those problems in general because someone they knew was suffering from them. So in a way, I felt that I did my part in spreading awareness of those debilitating ailments to people that may not have thought seriously about them otherwise.
ANYWAYS... On to the games!
Tonight my family and I played Sushi Go! and Tsuro. Two great games that are easy to learn and always a blast to play. This was a factor this time as our son had never played either of them and I wanted to make the time more about fun and less about rules.
Turns out he ended up winning his first game of Sushi Go! which was awesome to see! In Tsuro my lovely wife ended up taking our son out and Trinity took out both her and her mother making me the winner!
In the next post or so I'll iron out some details as to what I'll be able to count as "Played" games so keep an eye out for that.
As always, thank you for reading and don't forget to stop and smell the meeples! :)
-Tim
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ReplyDeleteI'm curious to see what games show up during your Game a Day challenge. Sure should be interesting!
ReplyDeleteThanks for following along! I've got some good things planned as well as some reviews coming up as well. :)
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