Professor Rob

I recently backed Awkward Guests, which Dice Tower have been raving about. Not a mini in sight.

Dammit, Hexx.

To be fair, I think she'd probably still be too young.

You should check out Richard Kern/Lydia Lunch's stuff from the 80s.

And if anyone on here is thinking of seeking out Men Behind The Sun, please bear in mind that once you've seen something, you can't unsee it.

Aye - the bit where he drinks the rancid milk is horrible.

I watched the whole thing to the end, and wish I just hadn’t bothered. Utterly disappointing.

I got Titans of Industry. Could have been worse, I suppose.

Deception: Murder in Hong Kong.

I decided to give it a try, and am fully expecting to get something I have no interest in playing.

That’s one of the best episodes of Doctor Who I’ve ever seen.

None of them did.

Don't look at it as destroying the game as you play it, look at it as creating a game that is unique to you. The way it evolves as you play through the campaign is what makes it special, and destroying or stickering cards and writing on the board is an intrinsic part of it. Like Jon, I'd be absolutely mortified if components from any of my other games got messed up, but with this it's essential – it's what makes it what it is.

You just have to adjust your mindset, and realise that's what you have to do to play the game. Jon's right – once you start, you'll love it. I count playing through the entire campaign as one of my best ever boardgaming experiences.