James Metcalfe
I’ve seen a lot of families come in to pick up board games – particularly cooperative board games – as a way to foster constructive face-to-face interaction and put down the screens for a change. Cooperative games are a great way to keep things light, putting everyone on the same team against a shared challenge, instead of pitting sibling against sibling (often a recipe for disaster).
Contributor: Andrea Robertson from onestop games
