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Kiki — A Board-Game Group’s Living Archive

kikidb.com ↗ · Oddly Specific · score 84.0
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A Korean board-game and murder-mystery group records its meetings, games, rankings, members, and memorable moments.

Why it surfaced

Kiki turns a recurring social ritual into a detailed public archive: its 67th meeting includes winners, guest games, player counts, and ratings, while the next gathering is already listed for August 16 at a meeting space near Sadang Station. It is a small community made unusually legible through records.

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