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Warhammer 40,000 is a fight-game with miniatures on a table, happening in a distant future. The famous slogan describes it well: in the black darkness of the far future only war rules between folks, demons and alien storms. The main draw of 40k comes from the miniatures, although there are also video games, board games … Read more

Business forms a main part of Monopoly and the game itself pushes players to do it. It is made up of deals where one player exchanges something with another. Among the things that one can Trade are properties, money and cards for free exit from prison. Note such changes are possible during any round, not … Read more

In Warhammer 40k, Points work like basic money, that sets the size of your army. Every unit has its own Points cost, assigned to it, and you build your troops until the limit that you with your enemy agree before. The most common games play with amounts between 1 500 and 2 000 Points although … Read more

Uno forms a group of card games that existed since 1971 through the original publication. The main task seems easy: remove all cards from your hand more quickly than the opponents. Players take turns laying cards that match by colour or number with the top card on the discard pile. When someone stays with only … Read more

Venture capital is foundation money, that one sets aside especially for investments with high Risk, where one can lose everything. The idea is simple: one trades safety for the chance to reach huge profit. But here the main point: one must feel entirely at peace with the idea of losing everything. Here why venture capital … Read more

Spades are a game for two pairs, where one takes tricks by means of cards, and the Spades always beat everything else. The 52 cards from a standard deck divide equally between the four players so that each receives thirteen cards in the hand. But what truly gives rhythm to the game, that does the … Read more

At the base of everything, the ELO Rating system is simply made for guessing the level of players in games with competition, like chess, which is the most known. It received the name from its inventor, a guy called Elo and strangely, it is not an acronym for many folks. The whole idea twists around … Read more