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 Welcome to Forged2Game!

I'm thrilled to embark on this exciting journey with you as we delve into the realms of strategy, books, board games, video games, and so much more. Allow me to take a moment to introduce you to what lies ahead on this blog:


How to Guides: First and foremost, I wish to provide guides and beginner friendly information on Video, Board, and Card Games to help adventurers like yourself embark into the realm of gaming. Whether you are confused on keywords or mechanics, or just wish to broaden your understanding on the fundamentals, look no further!

Bookish Escapes: Are you captivated by the magic of storytelling? Join me in our literary journeys as we traverse the worlds created by brilliant authors. From immersive world building to table top role playing, we will dive into one of the oldest forms of passing information from one generation to another.

Board and Digital Adventures: Board games and video games are more than just entertainment; they're gateways to new universes. Get ready for in-depth reviews, strategic analyses, and insights into the mechanics that make these games tick. Whether you're gathering around a table or diving into a virtual realm, we'll explore the nuances that make each gaming experience unique.

Esports Exploration: Whether you are a casual gamer or a competitive player, you'll find  Esports schedules and discussions about the ever-evolving world of Esports. Get ready to immerse yourself in the thrill of the competition and the strategies that shape it.

What's New: When I catch wind of any new games, books, DLC, expansions, and/or tournaments, I will bring them to your attention! My goal is to create a convenient, educational and fun spot for all things gaming and reading.

Join the Conversation: Your input and engagement are crucial in making this blog a dynamic community of learners and enthusiasts. Share your experiences, ask questions, and offer your insights in the comments section. Together, we'll create a collaborative space where knowledge seekers can connect and learn from one another.

Thank you for joining me on this journey. The road ahead is brimming with excitement, discovery, and endless possibilities. Let's set forth into the world of strategy and imagination together!


Warm regards,

Brett Haughton



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