I'm here to talk board games. Card games are welcome, too. Trading card games? I mean, sure, but I'unno anything about all that.

Favorite board game? I'll start: The Night Cage. Fully co-op, simple to learn, hard to win without some forethought. In my opinion, it's an analogy for being trapped in your own mind and finding it near impossible to navigate, getting lost in your own thoughts. The other prisoners are either people who share your pain or are trying to help you escape. Takes 30-75 minutes to play, and fun throughout.

Least favorite board game? Monopoly, but only because I got stuck in an 11-hour game of Ultimate Monopoly, a variant that adds a second outer track to the board. Hated the last six or so hours. Still won, though.

Monopoly is an excercise in how quickly you can start hating friends and family for owning that one bit of property.

Quite like Scrabble. As for my favourite boardgame? Well, I never get to play it all that much but: Arkham Horror. Nice little co-operative board game / tabletop-y mix of investigative story, dice rolls and more often than not failing to defeat whatever cosmic horror is threatening the town because it's just mean like that. Fun, but hard to find a group to play it with that isn't online.

Haven't played Arkham Horror. I'll have to give that a try. Same with Horrified. I think it plays along the same lines as Arkham Horror, but deals more with cryptids than cosmic horror.