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Board Games Language Dependency
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Rank
0 - 5
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Index
Language Independent
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Description
No reading required. All information is conveyed through symbols, colors, numbers, or icons. Rulebook language is the only barrier.
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Rank
1 - 5
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Index
Minimal Language
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Description
A few words may appear on cards or tiles, but icons and symbols make the game easily playable without language knowledge.
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Rank
2 - 5
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Index
Low Language Dependency
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Description
Cards contain short text, names, or simple effects. Players can often use reference sheets or memorize recurring effects.
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Rank
3 - 5
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Index
Moderate Language Dependency
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Description
Reading card effects, objectives, events, or powers is common in the game. Language understanding improves gameplay significantly.
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Rank
4 - 5
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Index
High Language Dependency
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Description
Large amounts of text appear on cards, scenarios, quests, or event decks. Players must frequently read and interpret detailed text.
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Rank
5 - 5
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Index
Full Language Dependency
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Description
Reading and understanding language is a core part of gameplay. The game cannot be played without fluency in the language.
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Board Games Rulebooks and Guides
As we come from different countries and different languages, we learnt that the languages for many board games we play it’s not so important and necessary as it could seem to be. Anyway, for starting playing a new board game, it’s necessary to learn the rules of the game. We found many little tricks to pass over the languages limitations , and we would like to share all with everyone.
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