Not everything has to be a competition, because this week we're talking about cooperation. I know, it's weird, in some games, you're not actually trying to beat the other players! We're counting down our favourite co-op games, "favourite" of course being a relative term in Kalen's case. Before we put our heads together, we also talk about SSH, Just One, and Hamsterrolle.
01:44 - SHH 04:39 - Just One 07:53 - Hamsterrolle 11:32 - Chess 14:12 - Our Favourite Cooperative Games 15:27 - Codenames Duet 17:44 - The Grizzled 19:15 - Kitchen Rush 21:40 - Aeon's End: War Eternal 23:46 - Burgle Bros 25:04 - Chronicles of Crime 29:57 - Exit: The Game 33:30 - Mysterium 35:49 - Dungeon Fighter 38:53 - Spirit Island 42:04 - The Game 43:18 - Pandemic Legacy: Season 1 45:21 - Gloomhaven 50:44 - Hanabi 52:16 - Mansions of Madness: Second Edition
David Abelson, founder of Fisher Heaton Games, talks about designing abstract games.
David’s abstract game, Intelle, is a brain burning 2 player experience with a theme that actually makes sense.
And be sure to check out the solo expansion for Intelle on Kickstarter HERE.
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In this show, we take a look at the new Azul, Lady and the Tiger, Forum Trajanum, Die Legende der Irrlichter, Majolica, and Billy Kerr. Geoff also talks about the mega lottery and its effects on gamers, we answer a pile of questions - including what to do with Kingmakers - and end the show with our top ten team vs. team games!
In episode thirty two of our comedy board gaming quiz show we play:
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The annual BooBQ event at Marty’s happened and we got not only our feedbags on, but we also got some gaming on. We were able to play the new edition […]
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Shelley and I check out the new Knizia game that's a cousin to Through the Desert, then try the second BIG game from Hungarian publisher A-Games.
Blue Lagoon by Reiner Knizia from Blue Orange Games
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PreHistory by Attila Szogyi from A-Games
There's no love like your first love, and this week we're talking about our early board game crushes. These are the games that first got us into the hobby, that made us want to shout our love for board games to all who'd care to hear. Before we walk down memory lane, we also talk about Key to the City: London, Empires, and Guards of Atlantis.
03:31 - Key to the City: London 09:14 - Empires 15:48 - Guards of Atlantis 29:49 - Our First Board Game Crushes 30:34 - Connect Four 31:33 - Scrabble 32:43 - Acquire 33:22 - Hang On Harvey 34:31 - Risk 36:49 - True Colors 39:08 - Dominion 41:52 - Space Hulk 43:27 - WarCraft: The Board Game 44:16 - The Resistance 46:32 - One Night Ultimate Werewolf 47:09 - Alhambra 48:10 - Biblios 49:06 - Cosmic Encounter 50:22 - Genoa 51:25 - Through The Ages
My goodness. We always say this, but... have we ever had so many luminary board games on one podcast?
In this episode, Matt and Quinns discuss the twin games of Cockroach Salad and Cockroach Soup, a discovery so exciting that Quinns has since hunted down all of Drei Magier's "Ugly Animals" games. The pair then move on to chatting about the wicked worldbuilding of Neon Gods, the dexterity magic of Men at Work, the small-form joy of Targi, the BEHEMOTH box that is Lisboa, and finally their game of the podcast, Blackout: Hong Kong.
We also answer a particularly tricksy question from our mailbag. If Chess had never been invented, how do we think it would be received today?
Enjoy, everybody!
Dustin Staats, founder of Board Gaming with English, talks about using and designing games in the classroom.
Dustin has taught all over the worlds and regularly uses games to reinforce different concepts his students are learning.
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