You don't have a problem.
You have a collection.
“Acquisition Disorder” is for the board gamer who has mastered the art of explaining why this game is different. Maybe it's a great deal. Maybe it's out of print. Maybe you've been watching reviews. Maybe it fills an important gap in your collection. Maybe you don't actually have to justify it at all.
The design takes a playful shot at one of the most familiar struggles in the hobby: acquiring more games than you could possibly play. Because there's always another title to discover, another clever mechanism to try, another game your gaming group really should have—and somehow there's always room for one more box.
Perfect for:
- Board gamers with a collection that keeps growing
- Anyone who has ever bought a game because it was “too good to pass up”
- Convention shopping and game-store adventures
- The person with more unplayed games than available weekends
- Gamers who have perfected the phrase, “But I don't own anything like this.”
Discover. Acquire. Find somewhere to put it. Repeat.
Because the hardest part of owning a lot of board games isn't playing them. It's finding room for the next one.