u/Menhirion

Two years ago my main group decided to buy Patchwork with all of its expansions. And I kind of regret it. We have not been playing anything else since then. The game is so incredibly good that it feels like there's no reason to pull out anything else anymore.

There's nothing in any of our collections that we would choose over Patchwork. We only meet every 2 weeks, and then we just play for 10 hours straight. Every time we try to play something else, there's this feeling of the time being better spent just playing Patchwork. The game has ruined board games for us. I could honestly get rid of my entire collection and wouldn't miss any of it.

I don't know what it is about the game. It simply never goes stale for us. Even the best of games become boring when you've played them enough, but this feeling never sets in for

Patchwork. We just keep playing round after round, and at the end of the day we still don't feel like we've played enough. I often get back home from a long session and immediately boot up the digital version and keep playing for hours.

We've tried to force ourselves to play something else more than once. But we quickly realized that none of us cared about the variety and seeing something new. Every single other game is basically dead to us. And there's this weird feeling that it shouldn't be like this. But the truth is that I've never had as much fun with board games in my life. I might actually be playing only this one until the end of time. At least until Patchwork 2 comes out.

Has this happened to anyone else? Doesn't have to be Patchwork of course. But has there ever been a game that became your 'only game'? Did that ever change again?

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