I am definitely addicted to games. I play games most of the week and when I'm not playing, I'm designing.
Monday night is a casual night, sometimes Magic The Gathering.
Tuesday is Euro night, usually start with a couple of quick card games to warm up then a solid Euro-styled game and finish the night off with Mascarade, Resistance or Werewolf Inquisition.
Wednesday night is a casual night.
Thursday night is a serious game, just a single game usually taking hours to play, like Mage Knight, Chaos in the Old World or Game of Thrones.
Friday night is occasionally miniatures gaming.
And the weekend is casual depending on what groups organise anything.
You have a real gaming rhythm of life, and at the same time there is a balance between different styles. I like that there are both "casual nights" where you can just relax, and serious evenings where the game drags you on for several hours. Euro night with a warm warm-up before the main game is also a cool idea, it immediately sets the brain up for strategy.
That sounds like a fun schedule! For me, Shadow Fight 2 Special Edition has kind of become my main “weekly ritual.” I usually grind story missions on weekdays when I’ve got limited time, then save boss fights and survival mode for weekends when I can really focus. The best part is unlocking new gear and testing different fighting styles—it keeps every session fresh without needing a huge block of time.
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Keeping a consistent schedule really makes a difference—I even do it for my coffee habit. I use BrewMenuUS to check the latest 7 Brew drink options, similar to how I stay on top of my gaming sessions.
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