Open information games put everything on the table, literally. No secret cards, no hidden goals, just clear decisions everyone can see. They’re perfect when you’re playing with kids, new players, or anyone who could use a hand keeping track of what’s going on, since the whole game stays out in the open.
Some examples of open information games are some tile laying games such as Railroad Tiles, most roll & write games and a lot of abstract games such as Pwned
Lodge – A Hotel Shaped By Its Guests
If you’ve ever imagined owning a cozy mountain hotel where everything runs perfectly, Lodge is here to gently ruin that dream. In the nicest way. It looks bright and welcoming, but underneath it’s a puzzle about space, timing, and guests who are… let’s say very specific about their preferences. At first glance it feels light.…
