Competitions and board games can go hand in hand. After all, from the earliest games we’ve found to the modern marvels, we’ve been declaring someone victorious. The element of winning at the end is one of the first questions we ask of a new game. But what about when you try to make games where the competition isn’t always the focus?
I sat down with Chris Birch, who is the co-founder of Modiphius Entertainment, for whom competition doesn’t have the same drive. As well as co-founder, he’s also the Chief Creative Officer, which he describes as meaning he comes up with the mad ideas. Those ideas
started with roleplaying games, from Mutant Chronicles to Conan, John Carter to Dune, and now Fallout. They evolved into board games, like Thunderbirds and…
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