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Fiasco… A game that transpires into a script for a Netflix series with a lot of editing! I have always played games, which have mostly to do with what I do. However, Fiasco is a game that has a lot to do with what other players of the game are doing. This, single thing, made … Continue reading Mario plays Fiasco! →

The life is like fire: burning the gas, gobbling the oxygen, exploding dramatically, and extinguishing suddenly. Every life is a tragedy. And when a life meets other lives, it’s a fiasco. Therefore, when it comes to a game like Fiasco that lays out the narration about the uplift and downfalls of every character’s life, it…

 I have never in my life played a game that was so dependent upon what other people make up in their heads, a game based purely on imagination with a little help from the situational prompts. However, I have also never played a role playing game before. Before starting to play, I honestly viewed this …

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           Before encountering Fiasco, I considered myself a seasoned game player. Though I’m far less experienced in role-playing games, I was surprised with how much of an impact that the format makes. Most of the games I play are shorter in length and don’t require as much of an effort to develop the story or … Continue reading Gaining Confidence with Role-Playing Games →

Our story was set in the Boomtown. My character was a local tavern and lodge owner who was active in the church community. As with all of the characters, I had a complex backstory and nefarious motives driving all of my moves. On my left was Alex, whose wife I stole and her affection was […]

Having just finished the game Fiasco, I thought I would like to share my opinions on it. I have never played a role playing game before so this was a lot of fun experiencing this sort of game. At first, I thought this game would be not fun and boring as can be, but I will … Continue reading The Kid Plays Fiasco →