ANOTHER episode related to BGG.con?! Well...yeah. But really, this is about a bunch of new games. In fact, this is as close as I get to joining the Cult of the New! Listeners know that's not really my style or preference, yet every year after Essen I would interview Greg Pettit about the new titles he played at BGG.con. This time, of course, I get to contribute to the conversation, too. (Actually I always do--we've been doing these shows for years--this year I just to say more.)With both of us having plenty to say, this is a longer episode. Lots of very topical games to discuss. At the very end, though, we also do one of my favorite segments, a "where are they now?" look back at the games discussed 12 months ago. Are we still excited about them? Are you?

-Mark

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Tony McRee

In this episode, Marty tells us about the new Feld game AquaSphere that he just received from TMG which he backed via Kickstarter. I compare Defenders of the Realm which […]

The post RDTN Episode 57 – Gimmie Some Slack: Chit Chat, AquaSphere, Defenders of the Realm, and SCARAB Convention first appeared on Rolling Dice & Taking Names.

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In this show, we talk about Shadow Throne, Murano, Roll Through the Ages: The Iron Age, Canterbury, and Tesla: Master of Lighting. Greg talks about the new Counter magaizine, Bill gives tips for running a game event, and we answer a pile of listener questions. Finally, we go back ten years, and talk about our favorite games from 2005.

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BPPP Scoville and Party Games (click on the text to the left to listen) During this weeks episode: 1) All of the Pegs discuss some recent […]

The post Episode 41: Scoville and Party Games appeared first on Blue Peg, Pink Peg Boardgaming Podcast.

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Shelley and I get the new Stefan Feld release and Ed Marriott's first design to the table, both published here in the US by Tasty Minstrel Games.

Aquasphere by Stefan Feld

Scoville by Ed Marriott

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One more solo show, and this time I talk a bit about the original board gaming podcast - Geekspeak/BoardgameSpeak - and two titles with tile laying as an important mechanism.

San Francisco

Downfall of Pompeii

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A solo show once again (what was I thinking? I'm OK on my own, but Shelley adds a perfect counter balance). This time it's Schacht, Teuber, and Kramer. BTW, I still have Web of Power and China on the shelf, as well as Anno 1503, but Hacienda went away a LONG time ago.

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Shelley joins me for the second time on the podcast for a discussion of some of our favorite (at the time) 2-player games.

Odin's Ravens

Balloon Cup

Vom Kap Bis Kairo

Die Fugger

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BPPP 7th Peg John Kovalic (click on the text to the left to listen) During this episode of Blue Peg, Pink Peg’s 7th Peg, we speak […]

The post The Seventh Peg Episode 16- John Kovalic appeared first on Blue Peg, Pink Peg Boardgaming Podcast.

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Hey Now! It's 2015 and the founders are back with their first full episode of the Secret Cabal Gaming Podcast. Today the gang takes a look at the newest release from Stefan Feld, Aquashpere. Then they take a look back at A Touch of Evil one year after the original review. Tony T hooks your up with the best quality gaming news in the universe and the peanut gallery comments. Then the founders take a look forward to 2015 with the games and events their most excited about, their predictions and their resolutions for the coming year. Then Tony hosts the weirdest RPG discussion we've ever done - we all build our own dungeons live on the show.

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In this show, we talk about Pay Dirt, Monsters and Maidens, Patchwork, Jochen der Rochen, Orleans, Power Grid “Deluxe”, Essen, and Royals. We have a Tale of Amazement, a Tale of Horror, A Board Game Magic Moment, legal advice, a look at games from our childhood, and more! We end the show talking about silly and awesome names that publishers give to board games.

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Episode 73

– Introductions – Happy New Year!!

– Looking back at some holiday gaming and Twitch.tv

– Discussion – What lies ahead….

– Join us on Episode 74 with special guest lead designer Caleb Grace!!

– Sign off

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Code monkeys. We explore 3 games in the programmed movement genre. Robot Turtles teaches programming skills to toddlers. Colt Express pits bandits against each other on a cardboard train. Empire Engine is a steampunk micro-game that uses cards as gears.

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Shelley and I get three small-box imports to the table this week, and this episode should be titled "Games you should hunt down or twist the arm of a domestic publisher to get published" The games (two from Japon Brand and one from Hobby World) are

Kaleido by Hinata Origuchi

Colors of Kasane by Hinata Origuchi

and

Moscow to Paris by Evgeny Nikitin

Enjoy!

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Shelley hadn't joined me on the mic full time at this point, so I go through some gaming history and discuss my then-current Top 10.

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Part 2 of Episode 4 (not sure why I did this) has Greg Parker join in once again for a discussion of teaching games and game groups.

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Greg Parker joins me for a discussion of his gaming history and some of our games played in this first part of Episode 4 from 9 years ago.

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Oho! What's this? Board gaming's most excitable hour of chatter is back, as Matt and Quinns discuss everything they played and saw over the New Year, including a visit to London's first board game cafe. After that, this one's all about crap houses.

The boys discuss the terrible property investments they made in Last Will and the Getting Sacked expansion, Matt makes fun of Quintin's horrible estate in
Castles of Mad King Ludwig, before finally the boys discuss how being tall makes it harder to build pagodas in Pagoda.

Finally the boys talk about Dead Body, a game sent in by reader Joe Faustine that would work best in a real-life spooky house.

Last Will, Last Will: Getting Sacked, Castles of Mad King Ludwig, Pagoda, Dead Body

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In this show, we take a look at the games: The Ancient World, Spike, Waggle Dance, Noble Treachery, Kerflip, and Fire Dragon. We also answer a pile of questions, and end the show taking a look back five years ago - at the best games of 2010!

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Tony McRee

Not sure how many of you use BGG to record your plays, but at the start of the year, we decided to try and record our game plays as best […]

The post RDTN Episode 56 – Reminiscing: Tiny Epic Galaxies, 2014 Look Back, Game of Thrones, and Camel Up first appeared on Rolling Dice & Taking Names.

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