Episode 10-Death Comes Ripping
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Shelley and I roll and draw our way through the four seasons using arrays in
Blätterrauschen by Paolo Mori from KOSMOS
then we plan our actions by building in our cauldrons to develop energy, move crystals, enlist our witch clan, and gather potions, etc. in
Witchstone by Dr. Reiner Knizia and Martino Chiacchiera from R&R Games and HUCH!
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In this mind-bendingly 161st episode of the Shut Up & Sit Down podcast, Tom and Quinns are talking about Ireland and brains! In this podcast, you can hear our thoughts about Brian Boru, and telepathically download our feelings about Mind MGMT. You might also be able to intuit our opinions on Detective: City of Angels and Kabuto Sumo… but that’s what the video reviews are for, really.
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The split between Eurogame and Ameritrash gamers is as old as it it is silly, but in the last ten years it's also become a lot more nebulous. It's less clear than ever which side of the fence games fall on, so why still use these archaic labels at all? Maybe it's time for a change. Before we heal the divide, we talk about Hostage Negotiator, Juicy Fruits, Sleeping Gods, and Witchstone.
04:25 - Hostage Negotiator 12:38 - Juicy Fruits 17:34 - Sleeping Gods 28:38 - Witchstone 35:10 - Ingenious 39:57 - PAX Unplugged & BGB Official Math Trade 40:37 - Eurogames and Ameritrash labels 45:33 - Forbidden Stars 46:35 - Kemet 46:35 - Scythe 47:44 - Eclipse 48:05 - Twilight Imperium: Fourth Edition 49:15 - Warhammer Underworlds: Shadespire 49:40 - Blood Rage 50:17 - Gloomhaven 54:30 - El Grande 1:00:28 - Dune Send us a voicemail for Episode 200: https://boardgamebarrage.com/voicemail The PAX Unplugged & BGB official math trade: https://boardgamebarrage.com/paxtrade
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Ariel Rubin and Juliana Moreno, designers of the Escape Room in a Box series, discuss what it takes to put a new twist on a familiar genre.
Over the last few years, they’ve designed and published several games that brought new angles and fresh ideas to various different genres, so we dive into lots of great examples of how to do this.
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In this episode Mandi revisits some games, she and Suzanne talk about Bad Company, Destinies Sea and Sand, Crimes and Capers: High School Hijinks, and Sequoia. Game Pie of the show is Tech Tree Pie.
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Episode 154: Special guest: Matt Dunstan! Plus Unicorn Fever, Newton, Arkwright, Grand Austria Hotel
Topic of the Pod: (01:35) Matt Dunstan
Sizzling Games: (37:47) Unicorn Fever, Newton, Arkwright, Grand Austria Hotel
Bracket Battle: (1:17:25) Chronicles of Crime v Lord of the Rings: Journeys in Middle Earth
Swear An Oath: (1:26:27)
Reviews of Rorschach, Dark Ages: Holy Roman Empire, Titania Ascending and so many more. Featured review: Kokopelli by Queen Games; Reroll Tekhenu: Obelisk of the Sun by Board & Dice. Board game discussion starts at 35:25. https://bluepegpinkpeg.com/ep207.Thank you to our sponsors: Queen Games, Grand Gamers Guild, and AEG.
Timestamps:35:25-Mind MGMT; 39:20 - Dark Ages: Holy Roman Empire; 46:57 - Rorschach; 55:05-Titania Ascending.
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Shelley and I head below the depths to buy and conquer land in
Aquatica by Ivan Tuzavsky from Cosmodrome Games and Arcane Wonders
then return to the farm for a re-review of a game from 2012, working hard on rival farms to raise our crops and animals (sound familiar?) in
Farmerama by Uwe Rosenberg from Ravensburger
In this “Truly Cyberpunk” 160th episode of the Shut Up & Sit Down podcast Tom, Ava and Matt are talking about a number of weird games played semidigital-style with the wonders of the internet and Matt’s hands! In this episode we have a sequence of little rambles about Dinosaur World, Floating Floors and echoes: The Cocktail!
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