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What is the simplest board game you've ever played that you really enjoyed?

I'm doing some research for my Indie Party idea.

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Code Names is easy to get into and a good party game.

Hanabi is fun. Simple rules on the surface, but there are ways to up the play level.

I've had hanabi for like 5 years and just played for the first time last week lol

interesting way to fuck with coordination, really like those kinds of games lol

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I've had hanabi for like 5 years and just played for the first time last week lol

interesting way to fuck with coordination, really like those kinds of games lol

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So, the next level for us was agreeing on some conventions that would communicate more….kinda like Bridge bidding conventions (best comparison I could think of). I’ll need to find my notes on it, but it definitely improved the game for me.

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