So our group would go down to the library, come back to the 13th floor with a game each and then decide which game to start with. You can check out one game at a time, and keep them out for either 4 hours for the new games, or 8 hours for the older titles. Then the rest of the library is made up of everything from the perennial favorites like the Key Series, to the outright odd like Hinkel & Stein (a game-involving placing rocks on a see-saw-that’s received some accolades from Heavy Cardboard and is now on my need-to-play list). Many of those were actually purchased at the Essen Spiel Fare (one of the largest game conventions in the world that happens in Essen, Germany, where over 1,000 new games were released last month). A large portion are new and/or hot games, most of which had been released in the past couple of months. The game library at BGG.Con has 3,000 titles selected by the BGG staff with requests made by the community ahead of time.
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Our group camped out mostly on the top floor since one of our group got a migraine on the first day and it was quieter there than in the other gaming rooms, plus there were windows, and it was down the hall from our room. There are gaming rooms in the conference area, but also one on each floor of the hotel.
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When you first arrive you get a badge and wristband, as well as two free games, and some giveaways in a swag bag (thank you Asmodee Digital for a download of Small World 2 from Steam). It's four days of late nights, with a stack of games on the table ready to play.
However, this time Claire was with me which made it all the more special. Having gone to the 2017 BGG Spring Con, I had an idea of what to expect from an experience perspective. When Claire and I decided to move back to Texas, this was one of the things I was most excited for, being within driving distance of BGG.Con so we could actually attend. BoardGameGeek is a website that provides a gathering place for those who enjoy hobby board games to learn about games, share experiences, and just hang out with like-minded individuals. For those who don’t know, BGG.Con is the BoardGameGeek Convention held annually the week before Thanksgiving in Dallas, TX.
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