Episode 411 – BGA Questions: What is the Value of a Game?

This week we’re looking at how gamers determine the relative value of each game in their collection. What do you keep? What do you sell? When do you decide it’s time to move on from a game you used to love? We dig into all of this and more in this week’s episode

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  • Question of the Week: How do you determine the value of a game in your collection? Is it the number of times played? Enjoyment from owning it? Actual physical value? Or do you not think about it at all?
  • Acquisition Disorders: Dead Cells: A Rogue-Lite Board Game, Chomp, Sail, Couture, and Mind Space
  • At the Table Reviews: Rebuilding Seattle, Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra

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  • Anthony lives and plays games in Philadelphia, PA. A lover of complex strategy, two-player war games, and area control, Anthony is always eager to try a new game, even if he's on rule-reading duty.

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