Game Informer -
21 Feb 2020 23:00

Ask anyone who plays a lot of cooperative board games (or designs them), and they'll reveal one big problem that always seems to crop up. In a game where everyone is working together toward a common goal, it's often far too easy for a single player to become the "alpha," directing the action and extending his or her control over the game by dictating what everyone should do in each round. It's not always malicious and selfish - after all, everybody wants to win, and maybe that one player really ...
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