Quarantine
- 2-4 players
- By: Mercury Games
- Designed by: Mark Klassen
- Review by Ted Cheatham
Running a hospital is hard work. Not only do you have to design your complex and compete with other hospitals, but you have patients that keep showing for treatment. Also, watch out for contagions that can really ruin your day.
In a game of quarantine, each player starts with a simple hospital lobby and four treatment rooms; one each of green, red, blue, and yellow. Each treatment room can cure a patient of that that specific color. Continue reading
interesting choices & fast-paced gameplay. This is a tremendous two-player game of building gardens that can be played “friendly” or “cutthroat”… and enjoyed both ways.
The Kramer Rule
When I read Tom’s article last week, I immediately disagreed with it, and responded to him with some of my disagreements. But it wasn’t until he suggested that I write a rebuttal that I realized – there’s a reasonable and objective way to measure whether the effect he suggests exists – and whether, in fact, Wolfgang Kramer is the exception. This eliminates the personal bias that I feel Tom brought to his article, and focuses the response on the claims Tom made.
Tom had two primary claims in his article:
So, do these assertions hold? Continue reading →
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