Now how will Rich "Uncle" Pennybags get these wrinkles out of his clothes?
I personally would rarely use the iron as I'm more of a thimble guy. And as for the new pieces.. the robot was my top choice.
But more importantly, what will fill the void of ironing in board games? Do we need a realtime clothes-pressing game? Or a dexterity game with a hot iron in the center of the table?
Looking around BoardGameGeek I realized there are already plenty of iron games...
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This one covers all of the bases. It's called Steam and Iron. |
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I may be a thimble man, but he's an iron man. |
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One of many ironing war-games. Who knew? |
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This one beat Monopoly to the punch and killed off the iron years ago. It's called Iron Die. |
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Look at that perfectly pressed collar. |
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I've never tried to cook with an iron, but I'll trust these guys on it. |
There you have it. It looks like the ironing board game market is already kind of covered. I guess I'll just stick to
greeting card games.
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