Inside Board Gamer's Choice
Bring your group's shelves into the conversation
Connect with friends, compare collections, and keep game-night conversations together.
The everyday friction.
The best choice for tonight might live at somebody else's house. Finding it means remembering who owns what and asking the group again. The hobby works better when useful context travels with the conversation.
A different way through.
Friends, shared collection views, and collection comparison help a group see more of its possibilities. Direct and group messages give people a place to discuss them, while sharing preferences let each person choose the information they make available. The connection is built around playing together and understanding the shelves around you.
See the idea take shape.
Three moments in the experience. Explore the intended flow below.
- Connect with a friend
- Choose what to share
- Compare games and start a conversation
See a bigger selection
Explore what friends choose to share from their collections.
Compare before you ask
Find common games and different possibilities across your shelves.
Keep the group together
Use direct and group conversations to coordinate the next session.
The difference it can make.
See a bigger selection
Explore what friends choose to share from their collections.
Compare before you ask
Find common games and different possibilities across your shelves.
Keep the group together
Use direct and group conversations to coordinate the next session.
Where it stands.
Good ideas deserve an honest description of where they are today.
Social features require an account and connectivity; direct and group messages currently use ordinary plaintext messaging.
See the shelf. Find the right game.
Keep your collection close, organize it into shelves, and narrow the choices to what fits tonight.
Explore the featureGive the next game night a starting point
Make a plan for the people, place, and games before everyone arrives.
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