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I think for dating/sex people are willing to leave their comfort zone and meet new people/take some risks. I not so sure about boardgames and walking... who wan
by Silverback_VII 4y ago
I think for dating/sex people are willing to leave their comfort zone and meet new people/take some risks. I not so sure about boardgames and walking... who wants to play a boardgame with a complete stranger ?
but hey, why not? someone should try with the hope to become the new meta in social networking.
- draugadrotten 4y agoWordfeud was/is very successful and it's a Scrabble type boardgame played with a stranger. https://www.gamedeveloper.com/design/why-wordfeud-worked- https://www.gamedeveloper.com/design/why-wordfeud-worked- Betapet is another example in the same vein. Local scandinavian community for playing Scrabble online against strangers, with many stories of people who even got married to each other. https://www.betapet.se/ https://www.betapet.se/
- germinalphrase 4y agoI would argue that “play dates” for parents of kids 2-5 would be a (small) niche. Parents with young kids may have other friends with similarly aged children, but many don’t. It can be isolating because so much of your non-work life/time becomes child focused. Kids that age are too young to have friends from school or activities. Some can strike up conversation at parks, but many find the inertia too much. Good foundation to expand into clothes/toys reselling/gifting, babysitting co-op scheduling, nanny share, etc. which could all be monetized . Probably a good niche for Facebook though I would rather see someone else do it.