Sentence examples for board gaming from inspiring English sources

Originally designed by board gaming maestro Eric Lang, A Game of Thrones: The Card Game takes everything you've come to expect from its source material political scheming, sinister magic, sudden and horrible death and distills it into a condensed and dangerously addictive formula.

Originally designed by board gaming maestro Eric Lang, A Game of Thrones: The Card Game takes everything you've come to expect from its source material – political scheming, sinister magic, sudden and horrible death – and distils it into a condensed and dangerously addictive formula.

Obviously, if you are choosing a board game for children or for those new to board gaming, you'll want to stick to something simple.

As the board gaming hobby continues to grow and expand its audience, the game makers need to keep up.

The unit, now only sold in Canada, should be ready for sale in the U.S. in September for around $150 . 2.Expand On A Brand: Jackson Browne devotees Bill Schulte and Robyn Wilson stumbled into board gaming in 1985 when they knocked off Parkers Bros. (now Hasbro's) Monopoly game for Miami of Ohio University.

With players sitting around a table rolling dice and pushing tokens, board gaming isn't the most obvious spectator sport.

A great game for middle-schoolers, it offers some of the fun of card gaming with board game play.  .

It very well may prevent you from finding that fellow Game-of-Thrones-loving, board-gaming bear you've always dreamed of!

Games Workshop is a gaming company that originated in the UK during the mid-1970s and specialises in models, board games and tabletop war gaming.

By adding a flashy DVD to the mix that plays on-screen trivia questions, this board game series tries to ease hyperactive youngsters into the pleasures of board-gaming.

"She said, 'I don't know what you guys are doing but the fact that there's so much passion for you, one way or the other, means you're doing something great.' " The Engelharts opened the first Café Gratitude in the Mission district in 2004, largely to promote their positive-thinking board game — imagining "a transformational gaming parlor" that would serve coffee and desserts.