We love board games, one of our favs is Splendor.
What are these and where did you get them?!
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Freemarketkids.com Husband ordered them all I think 😂🤷♀️.
Thanks for that. I sent to my wife to look at too.
So far we've played HODL up and this one. They're both tons of fun, and educational 😱. Lol
As a family we are very much into strategy games.
They tend to be card based (but not deck builders).
Some of them like Skyjo are just fun and while there is the illusion of strategy, it’s just randomness. That is a nice palette cleanser type of game.
Then there are some trick taking card games like the ones from Grandpa Beck’s (Skull King, Cover Your Assets)
Sushi Go is another one we like.
We do play Ticket to Ride but we all know the optimal strategy for it so it just becomes a race to the finish…
That’s why I think we like Splendor so much…the goal is the same and the pathways are the same to reach the goal, but it’s very dynamic strategy wise so it’s constantly evolving during game play
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I designed them. I like games and we homeschooled our kids. Fun with Bitcoin for pre-coiners is beautiful. Www.freemarketkids.com. We also have a Lightning game, a seed phrase game. Next year we'll launch a clown world "fed Up" game.
Awesome. Yes! I sent the URL to my wife.
PS
Many states in the USA offer “scholarships” to students with disabilities (could be as minor as dyslexia for example)
And/or “school choice” / “homeschool” funding.
For example our son has a “unique abilities” scholarship and we homeschool which gives us $X per year to spend on educational items…board games are considered educational.
So you might design a campaign reaching out to those parents in each state, informing them of your product
Also there are “board game cafe”s in lots of cities and towns (big and small) reach out to them to get your product in their stores