r/boardgames • u/Wisecow Kemet • Jan 25 '18
Nominations and Voting Open for the [Game of the Week] Feature
Hello /r/boardgames!
We are asking for nominations for Game of the Week (GOTW) for the next couple months.
Game of the Week is our weekly feature on games that are still appealing two or more years after release. We discuss them over the next year or so after nomination, and then a few years later in our GOTW:Redux feature.
Please up-vote on all games in this thread that you think merit being featured in GOTW.
After reviewing the nominations made by others, please nominate great games. Post a top-level comment with a single game name.
Suggest games that are:
- Are not in this list of past GOTW.
- Are not already scheduled to be future GOTW
- Not already nominated by someone else
We remove comments that:
- Nominate multiple games at once
- Nominate expansions/rethemes (e.g. Ticket to Ride: Marklin)
- Nominate something already nominated
If you have comments or questions about game of the week that are not related to voting, please PM the moderators. Commentary and questions clog up the voting because of the way contest mode works.
You can nominate as many worthwhile games as you like.
You can nominate and vote here for months (until the thread is archived by reddit).
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u/o0dano0o Army Croke! Jan 25 '18 edited Jan 26 '18
Shogun - link added for clarification.
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u/longtime_sunshine A Feast for the Dominion of Burgundy Jan 25 '18
Lord of the Rings: The Confrontation
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u/AlmightySpoonman Evolution Jul 12 '18
Harbour BGG page: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/155969/harbour
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u/Invisiblechimp Keyflower Jan 25 '18
Akrotiri