u/BazelBomber1923

Looking at my collection I think I can summarize it in two main groups that introduce me very well: Halloween and Slice of Life

I know using "Halloween" as a category for manga is a bit out there but here me out. The first element is obvious, stories regarding monsters (vampires, demons, zombies, ghosts, aliens) and the super natural with a bit of horror and gore mixed in (the latter I just tolerate but its never something I particularly enjoy)

The second one is folklore. Manga that explore how the ordinary clashes with the extraordinary, how the past has molded the present, stories about fantastical journeys, grandiose deeds, how legends were born

As for "slice of life" (with or without overlap with the above) is mostly character focused stories, be it romance, drama, thrillers, mystery, etc. This is the category that takes me out of my comfort zone the most (that being action fantasy titles) but it does need something really catchy to do so. Be it the underlying plot or the art work

Let's appreciate those games that have stuck with us through thick and thin, through accidental spills, sweaty hands and snack covered fingers.

Clue might not even be the best game, even in its own genre, but it most certainly has picked the interest of many a player at my table as if luring them to heavier and more complex waters

Is there any game in your collection that despite its less than ideal state, still gets the love it deserves?

And for 30 dollars or so