BPPP Millennium Blades and Inside Podcast 3 (click on the text to the left to listen) During this weeks episode: 1) The Pegs roll out their […]
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Shelley and I try out the new Star Wars version of Carcassonne, then add the expansion to The Golden Ages, called Cults and Culture.
Carcassonne Star Wars by Klaus-Jurgen Wrede from Hans im Gluck
The Golden Ages by Luigi Ferrini
and
The Golden Ages: Cults and Culture Expansion by Luigi Ferrini, both from Stronghold Games
We are joined by a host of contributors to present the best games of 2015! With fourteen awards, and recorded live at Dice Tower Con 2016, we congratulate the winners of most innovative game, best artwork, best family game, and more! We end the show taking questions from the audience to Eric, Tom, Sam, and Zee.
Hot diggity and a lack of dignity! It's the second podcast we recorded live at the 2016 UK Games Expo. This time we offer definitive feels on Spiel des Jahres-nominated games Karuba and Imhotep, as well as chatting about Beyond Baker Street, Yeti, Coup: Rebellion G54 and a game jam winner called Lantern. We also ask an important question: Have you started building your mausoleum?
Beyond Baker Street, Karuba, Imhotep, Coup: Rebellion G54, Yeti, Lantern
Before we talk about Episode 97, Play the Game Tonight, we want to bring to everyone’s attention, specifically those of us with R.E.D.S.*, Rodney Smith’s, a dear friend of ours, Indeigogo […]
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NOTE: Due to some file transfer issues, this episode is a week late, AFTER Dice Tower Con. Sorry about that!
In this show, we take a look at
Guildhall Fantasy Trio, Burano, Ghost-Fightin' Treasure Hunters, Fool's Gold, Garbage Day, and Dead Last. A plethora of contributors join us, from law cases to DnD horror stories! We start a quick contest, answer a few quesions, and finally end the show with our top ten ancient era games!
Shelley and I get in a few plays of Chronicler, where we spent time quickly building civilizations, then tried our hands at amusement park building with Alan's Adventureland, before breaking out a 4-player game of Karuba.
Chronicler by GB Kim and Kim sung hun from Deinko
Alan's Adventureland by Alan Ernstein from Rio Grande
and
Karuba by Rudiger Dorn from HABA
– The full crew is present to catch up after the mayhem of episode 101!
– So so so much news!!
– Player card reviews for BOTH The Thing in the Depths and the Temple of the Devieved
– Sign off
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Shelley and I continue to enjoy summer by getting together with some friends and trying out the new version of Sushi Go, as well as a rip off of Cards Against Humanity, and also try out some TV programming.
Sushi Go Party by Phil Walker-Harding from Gamewright
Prime Time by Elad Goldstein from Golden Egg Games
and
Dick: A Card Game Based on the Novel by Herman Melville from Why so Ever
BPPP The Networks and Origins 2016 (click on the text to the left to listen) During this weeks episode: 1) The Pegs discuss a bevy of […]
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Long and spicy like a hot dog, the 43rd EVER SU&SD podcast is HERE! Quickly, consume the whole thing before it starts disintegrating and leaking board game mustard into your lap.
In this cast Matt, Paul, Pip and Quinns met up with 300 fans in a sweaty room at the UK Games Expo to discuss what they'd been playing. That meant The Ravens of Thri Sahashri, Ice Cool, Treasure Hunter, the Horses & Stagecoach expansion for Colt Express, Codenames: Pictures, Czech Games' new game Adrenaline and more besides! Finally, we end with an electrifying game of Question Wood Toy Folds High. Can Matt fix his losing streak?
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The Ravens of Thri Sahashri, Ice Cool, Treasure Hunter, Deep Sea Adventure, Colt Express, Codenames: Pictures, Adrenaline
This episode is all about our adventures at Origins for it has come and gone and it did not disappoint. It was great seeing familiar faces and meet all the […]
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Shelley and I aborted our first playing of Blood Rage (and talk about it a bit), then delve more deeply into
Alienation by Chris and Coryn Lombardi
and
The Foreign King by Javier Garcia from Giochix
Enjoy!
– The FINAL small triangle in the triforce of power that is Episode 100!
– The team joins the ENTIRE COMMUNITY for a massive LotR/CotR party!! We talk about the game and our favourite CotR moments!
– Sorry for the technical issues on this one!! We hope you've enjoyed all of the very special episode 100 content! See you on episode 101!
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Openers: Trambahn, Animals on Board As long as I've been in the hobby, I've never taken a liking to long games. Even though I'll play for hours & hours on a Saturday, I always want that time to be spent playing many different games. Why is that?
The truth is, I've been asked that question many times and have never been able to answer it. I know what I like, sure, but on my podcast I try to analyze my own opinions & preferences. That's what I'm doing here, with the help of Eric Brosius. Eric's an interesting guy who's been gaming even longer than I have. He likes short games like I do...but he also appreciates long games. I sought Eric out to work through this topic. He told me he thought of this topic through his own life experience in the hobby, encountering different games (long & short) over the decades. His story matches my recollection that the history of the hobby had a lot of long games before Catan came along. There are long games after Catan (and some short games before it), but 1995 was a landmark year when our hobby changed. By the second half, I have a few different ideas about why I avoid long games. Some of it is complexity or length for its own sake, without a corresponding increase in narrative depth or strategic interest. I hate that, and those games feel like a waste to me. I get more fun out of 2-4 shorter games that play in the same time. Another consideration is the mental reset that happens between games, which is nice. Still another is the "arc" of a game, with its own beginning, middle, and end. I inherently have more interest in multiple games that will have multiple strategic milestones in them. Closers: Game design efficiency, Packing games for a family weekend -Mark
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