r/tabletop • • 19h ago

Recommendations More collaborative board games?

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Hey everybody! My wife and I discovered collaborative board games a couple of months ago when I bought Pandemic on a whim. We loved it! Playing together on a team rather than against each other has been great for our marriage. We've since bought Horrified: Dungeons and Dragons and Fate of the Fellowship, which we have absolutely loved both of! I'm looking for a few more collaborative games that I can get us for Christmas this year. Pandemic expansions seem like an obvious choice, but what else is out there for great collaborative games?


r/tabletop • • 15h ago

Feedback I created an app, hear me out, which makes finding people to play TCG easy. I am myself a TCG player, but I also want to include TTG but have barely any experience in it. What would you want think would be important?

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I heard as TTG player it is hard to find a community, especially in not that crowded places. If you have a platform, what would be important for you to see?

In TCG for example I have "Game titles, group size, location, stores, experience level, friends list, game modes (some people only play specific game modes)."

What would a TTG player want and expect? I have a feeling TTG players are vastly different. A card gamer only needs his deck for preparation and can even play on the floor. When i scroll through this reddit, people create dioramas with insane quality and size. While TCG is all about overpriced paper, quite realistically.

Also what TTG titles are famous? I so far know only Dungeon & Dragon and Warhammer.