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- Targeted CLues
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BenjaminK 2 months ago |
haha Yeah, I've considered offing Charterstone, but the desire to play it and explore the new game outweighs my desire to get rid of it for somethign else.Â
I wouldn't say I review "full time," but a lot of my free time does go into reviewing. When I get into something, I tend to throw myself into it as much as possible haha It's been wonderful to get to review all sorts of games, and even get paid to work in various aspects of the industry as a freelancer. Now if only I could turn board games into a full-time job, that would be the perfect life :)Â