(The Reddit Report is a weekly feature, published every Saturday.)
Before I get to this week’s gimmick, I wanted to isolate a very helpful and important thread about making games more accessible.
Making board games more accessible for those visually impaired
submitted by thag_you_very_buch
What can individuals do to privately adapt games, whether altering components to make them easily recognized or reformatting rulebooks into large print. The legal issues are discussed and reference made to a group (bigboardgames.net) which gets permission to print larger versions of wargames.
Okay, now here’s the gimmick: This week, the threads neatly link to the next one…
What kind of events would keep you coming back to a beer/café/sandwich/table top game store?
submitted by MaesterKupo
Putting in a table like this one will keep people coming back to your cafe…
My buddy made the coolest Risk game board
submitted by StevenBassic
But not everyone thinks Risk is cool…
What is the problem with Risk?
submitted by Young_Economist
It’s tough to be the one that just doesn’t ‘get it’…
What am I missing about Ticket to Ride?
submitted by Brocutus
Well, one of the problems with TTR is all the cards that need shuffling…
Any suggestions/feedback for an auto card shuffler?
submitted by vazzaroth
Now, once you have a shuffler, you can keep adding cards to all your games…
Idea I had for an expansion deck for Lifeboat
submitted by Jeff Siadek
And with more cards you can have more players…
What game has the widest and best scaled player count?
submitted by K0HR
When you have that many players, put them in teams…
What games…can easily be played in teams?
submitted by toddbarker
Did I miss any good threads? If you’re a Redditor, tell me what I overlooked in the Comments section.
