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Board Game Geek : ウィキペディア英語版
BoardGameGeek

BoardGameGeek is a website that was founded in January 2000 by Scott Alden and Derk Solko as a resource for board gaming hobbyists.〔(The Dice Tower: Interviews by an Optimist #32 - Scott Alden ) Retrieved December 29, 2006〕〔(KublaCon: Special Guests Aldie and Derk ) Retrieved December 29, 2006〕 The database holds reviews, articles, session reports, images, videos, and files for over 77,000 different games and expansions, and over 21,000 game designers. BoardGameGeek includes German-style board games, wargames, card games and other tabletop games, as well as public-domain card games like Spades. The site also features bulletin boards, a marketplace, several online boardgames, and a gamer database to help gamers find each other in the same location. BoardGameGeek was the recipient of the 2010 Diana Jones Award, which recognized it as "a resource without peer for board and card gamers, the recognized authority of this online community."
==Game rankings==
In addition to the game database, one of the features of BoardGameGeek is the statistical information obtained from player ratings. The site allows users to rate games on a 1–10 scale. The average and Bayesian average ratings are presented for each game. The Bayesian system adds dummy ratings in order to pull the average of games with fewer ratings closer to the overall mean. It is this set of averages that is used to generate a ranked list of games. Only games with at least 30 ratings are included in the ranked list.
In 2006, an additional list of top-ranked wargames was created. Due to the generally smaller number of ratings these games receive, they often become lost in the overall rating list. In 2010 other category lists were introduced, including Abstract Games, Customizable Games, Children's Games, Family Games, Party Games, Strategy Games, and Thematic Games.
Players can also rate how light or heavy (essentially its complexity in rules and/or gameplay) a game is on a scale of 1–5, though this is not used in the calculation of the rankings. The only three games that have achieved No. 1 in the BoardGameGeek rankings from 2003-2015 are ''Puerto Rico'', ''Agricola'', and ''Twilight Struggle''.

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