Title: I find it fascinating how some games turn out to reflect much of my philosophy about life. For instance, I played Inside a while ago and was amazed by how much you can achieve by so little. The game was mostly about timing, and you&#x27;d be surprised how much of our life is just &quot;hacking time&quot; (I first heard this phrase in Mr. Robot.)<p>Catan (board game) taught me the power of being forward-looking but also being myopic depending on the type of your opponents. It also taught me that I don&#x27;t belong to games (situations) where one party is being irrational and acts based on knee-jerk decisions. In Catan, I now try not to reveal my best card and get ahead early on in the game in order to avoid becoming an easy and default target for other players. I think these are really interesting life lessons I (re-)learnt from a game that wasn&#x27;t even designed with that purpose in mind.<p>I&#x27;m looking for any and all games that can potentially teach me something, but are not &quot;educational&quot; games.
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