Ubisoft’s game Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood was the best Assassin’s Creed in 2010 when Stephen Totilo reviewed it for Kotaku, and 2021 co-op miniature board game Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood of Venice nobly follows its colossal footsteps. Image: Triton Noir / Ubisoft Provided an analogue video game sequel - Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood of Venice Swap your video games for these great board games They should provide a much more exciting experience than touching grass. Our house of screens is caving in, so I’m offering you (and myself) four video game-inspired board games to help make it out safely.
I’ve historically been somewhat anti-board game blue light screens raised me, and I’m used to their steady streams of dopamine and constant satisfaction, both of which the more action-oriented video games I like to play ( Dark Souls, Guilty Gear, Doom, when it’s not making me want to throw up) offer earnestly.īoard games, at least for me, are comparatively slower burns with steeper learning curves, but with TikTok at risk and Facebook plagued by conspiracy theorists and Zuckerberg’s terrifying feet, it feels important to learn how to slow down with satisfaction. Though I like playing games every day, I also have screen fatigue, and I’ve been trying to angle myself more toward eyeball-compatible board games. Between my PC, PS5, Switch, GameCube (yeah, I still have one of those), iPhone, and my friend’s Xbox 360 (yeah, he still has one of those), it’s hard not to feel completely boxed in by screens leaking evil, sleep-disrupting blue light.
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