Tell Us About Your Game
November 16, 2017
If you are attending SCARAB Gaming Convention this January, you can win
games by playing games!
SCARAB’s Play-to-Win system is not just for Board Games, though, it’s
also for RPGs.
When you play one of the designated games (hint: usually a sponsor of
the Con or somebody you heard on the podcast), you get a ticket for a game
prize drawing! More information on how
that works at the Con.
Want to get more tickets, and have more chances to win? Stop by the SwarmCast area (we won’t be hard
to miss), and give us a review of the game you just played. You’ll get an additional ticket, and we may
even use some of your review on the show.
Pathfinder Society and Starfinder Society may also record for a ticket
worth a free draw for boons and prizes.
Keep it short and sweet: no need to give us a blow-by-blow recount of
your entire game. We generally format
our reviews by highlighting something Good, Bad, and Other. Here’s the questions you should keep in mind:
Board Game Reviews
- Your Name
- The Game Name
- Something Good – What was good about the game? Was it fun? Did it have
any good rules or twists?
- Something Bad – Where did the game perhaps fall a little flat? Was it
difficult to learn? Were the components difficult to use? Did it burst into flames when you opened the
box?
- Something “Other” – Was there anything unusual about the game? Did it
use unusual components or have some interesting art? Was it made of food?
RPG Reviews
- Your Name
- The Game System – Perhaps the name of the adventure you played.
- Something Good – Was there something neat about the rules? Did the GM
do anything great?
- Something Bad – Was the system confusing? Was it hard to get into the
game?
- Something “Other” – Did the GM present the game in an unusual way? Did
it play out in a way you weren’t expecting?
Pathfinder Society / Starfinder Society
- Your Name
- The Scenario You Played
- What Character Did You Play?
- Something Good – Was it a good scenario? Did the party work
exceptionally well together?
- Something Bad – Did you experience a “TPK”? Was there a confusing part of the scenario?
- Something “Other” – Was there something unusual or unexpected about
this scenario?
