# Recent Boardgames (Your Last Played Game Volume 2) **URL:** \ **Category:** Boardgames\ **Created:** [24 April 2019 16:06 UTC](https://discussion.tekeli.li/t/recent-boardgames-your-last-played-game-volume-2/399 "2019-04-24T16:06:26Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 1\ **Showing post:** 9788
**Author:** ![pillbox](https://discussion.tekeli.li/user_avatar/discussion.tekeli.li/pillbox/32/1031_2.png) [@pillbox](https://discussion.tekeli.li/u/pillbox)\ **Post date:** [3 January 2025 14:19 UTC](https://discussion.tekeli.li/t/recent-boardgames-your-last-played-game-volume-2/399/9788 "2025-01-03T14:19:40Z")
Hot on the tails of my recent, extremely ambitious declaration of Gaming Goals for 2025, I have played a game! > [@2025 Board Game Challenge!](https://discussion.tekeli.li/t/2025-board-game-challenge/5601/2): > > This year, the challenge I set for myself is: **12 plays.** Right then, 8.33333% done. * * * **Cellulose** – a science-based, plant biology-themed, resource management worker placement game. I made it a priority to get played because it’s on my “possible cull” list. Unfortunately(?), I kind of liked it. It’s hard to remember the last time I played an actual resource management worker placement game; I feel like there’s always _something_ in a game design taking away from the purity of this now-classic formula. While playing, I was reminded of **Underwater Cities** , a game I very much appreciate; however, Cellulose proved to be much more forgiving, and the resources flowed much easier here. So here I am, hoping to have confirmed one for the trade/sell pile, but now I’m thinking I need to expore it more, to see if it has legs (which would be weird, because plants do not, and this is a scientifically accurate game). * * * > **Gaming Goal 2025 Status** > > 🌱\[1\] * * * 1. cellulose --- _[View the full topic](https://discussion.tekeli.li/t/recent-boardgames-your-last-played-game-volume-2/399)._