John Brieger, professional freelancer, discusses what it looks like to make a living working on board games.
John is a designer, developer, editor, and more, and he’s been working on games full-time for about a year.
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In this episode, we talk about Atelier, In Front of the Elevator, Nine Tiles Panic, Dark Domains, Power Rangers: Heroes of the Grid, and Undo. We look back on a couple of Shelf Staples and we end with a divisive One and Done.
Reviews of Blood on the Clocktower, Star Wars: Outer Rim, Inuit, and many more. Featured review: Flip Roll & Write Suite with Lanterns Dice, Rolled West, and Cartographers. Board game discussion starts at 48:00.
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Shelley and I play in our respective sandboxes, using tetris-style pieces to create tile patterns in
Realm of Sand by Ji Hua Wei from EmperorS4
and then grow crops, sell them at the market, create products, then ship them abroad in
Yinzi by Rôla and Costa from Spielworxx
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This week we're talking about hidden trackable information. That is, information about the game state that could be remembered or recorded, but the game design (usually) assumes that players haven't. Is it okay to memorize or divulge this information? Before we take notes, we also talk about Papà Paolo, Oceanos, and Pax Pamir (Second Edition). 02:10 - Papà Paolo 07:25 - Oceanos 13:32 - Pax Pamir (Second Edition) 26:06 - Bonus episode! 26:30 - Hidden Trackable Information 42:13 - The Resistance 43:59 - Tigris & Euphrates 47:38 - El Grande 48:11 - I'm The Boss! 50:01 - Through the Ages 54:44 - Guards of Atlantis 56:20 - Survive: Escape from Atlantis!
Shelley and I delve more deeply into
Orleans by Reiner Stockhausen and dlp games
as we try out a number of Trade and Intrigue expansion options,
then we tackle another small-box title from Emperor S4
Discovery: The Era of Voyage
Having just arrived back from Belgium's fantastic Zomerspel tabletop convention, Matt and Quinns were inspired by Belgian chips to create this episode of our award-winning podcast. It's long, crunchy, filling and if you eat nothing except this podcast then you will probably die?
Games discussed in this episode include the fascinating Taverns of Tiefan Thal (01:51), the taut little Feld game Carpe Diem (13:48), the simple-yet-delightful Luxor (26:47), the gross-yet-charming Silk (33:13) and the simply superb Rail Pass (49:37). Matt and Quinns also discuss some of the video reviews they've been working on, including Pipeline (1:00:58) and Too Many Bones (1:06:54).
Enjoy, everybody!
Joe Pilkus, professional game developer, discusses the lessons he’s learned from developing games over the years.
Joe has worked on games from Stonemaier Games, Academy Games, and many other major publishers, and he’s been helping fledgling game designers online for years.
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In this episode, we talk about Medieval Age, Kenny G: Keepin' it Saxy, Shobu, Lockup: A Roll Player Tale, Point Salad, and Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell. We also answer questions about rules disputes and more! Finally, we end the show with our top ten games that start with the letter "F".
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