'Some two-player games are cooperative, while others are competitive,' he says. 'What kind of theme are you interested in? There are two-player games set in all sorts of different worlds, from historical to fantasy to sci-fi,' he continues, adding that you'll also need to consider just how competitive you really want to be with the other player. ✔️ Theme: Of course you'll also want to consider the theme and mechanics of the game. He says that while some games can be 'very simple,' there are those that are 'quite complex.' ✔️ Complexity: Next, you'll want to pick a game that won't be too complex for both you and your opponent to enjoy, especially if you're playing with someone younger. While playing board games is supposed to be a fun activity, it can quickly lose its appeal if it drags on longer than you'd like it to. 'Do you want a quick game that you can play in 30 minutes or less, or are you looking for a longer game that you can sink your teeth into?' he asks. ✔️ Length of play: First, he says you need to consider how long you have set aside to play, and more importantly, how much time you want to spend on a game.
Finding the perfect two player game doesn't have to be a challenge in and of itself when you use Marusic's tips for what to look for.
