Garrett's Games 465 - Spiel des Jahres and Massilia
Shelley and I talk Spiel des Jahres, Kennerspiel des Jahres, and Quined Games' Eseen release Massilia by Alain Epron.
Enjoy!
Shelley and I talk Spiel des Jahres, Kennerspiel des Jahres, and Quined Games' Eseen release Massilia by Alain Epron.
Enjoy!
Shelley and I talk about my playing of
Penny Press by Robert Dijkman Dulkes and Matt Golec from Asmadi Games
and discuss playing games as a unit in a classroom with students.
Ray form Game Kastle (a local FLGS) and then Shelley and Parker join me for a discussion of retail shops and games played.
Gamer and game accessory retailer Cynthia Landon joins the discussion for a conversation about games she plays and her business. This was back a few years, so you may know Meeplepeople from their very cool Kickstarter campaigns.
Shelley and I get three newer games to the table this week, finding one less than enjoyable, one that I may be able to win Shelley over on, and one that both of us liked immediately.
Cubo by Johannes Berger and Julien Gupta from Queen Games
Trakkx by Thade Precht from Schmidt Spiele
and
The Golden Ages by Luigi Ferrini from Quined Games
Shelley and I tackle the dice version of Race for the Galaxy (Huang and Lehmann's ROLL For The Galaxy) and then head to South America for some precursor to chocolate in Cacao.
Roll For The Galaxy by Wei-Hwa Huang and Tom Lehmann from Rio Grande Games
and
Cacao by Phil Walker-Harding from AbacusSpiele
Enjoy!
Greg Parker joins me on the microphones for a discussion of a bunch of games we got to the table when I visited his place post-Thanksgiving 2006.
Paul Tevis joins Shelley and me on the microphones (and Aldie stops by briefly) for a discussion of BGG.con 2006 and some of the games we got to the table.
Shelley and I discuss two GREAT new card games, one import and one domestic release.
The Game: Spiel...so lange du kannst! by Steffen Benndorf from Nürnberger-Spielkarten
Arboretum by Dan Cassar from Z-Man Games
Shelley and I sit down with Derk Solko at BGG.Con 2006 for a discussion of Essen games and other sundry topics.
Shelley and I spend some time talking about 2 Pillar titles, then wander around BGG.Con 2006 as well.
Pillars of the Earth
Saulen von Venedig (Pillars of Venice)
Ward Batty joins the fray this episode to discuss his Essen 2006 trip, then we discuss two Amigo card games released taht year:
Null und Nichtig
Elefant im Porzellanladen (or Bull in the china Shop/Quietville)
Two newer games to the table once again this week, as Shelley and I sit down to discuss the Essen-released
Deus by Sebastien DuJardin from Pearl Games
and
Historia by Marco Pranzo from Giochix.it
an Essen and Kickstarted game.
Stephen Glenn of the SdJ-nominated Balloon Cup joins Shelley and me on the podcast for a discussion of game design and Essen (2006) anticipation.
Shelley joins me on the microphones for a quick discussion of
San Marco, by Moon and Weissblum
as a 2-player game, as well as some reflection on the THEN upcoming Essen 2006
Waggle Dance by Mike Nudd from Grublin Games Publishing
and
Spike by Stphen Glenn from R&R Games
are on the docket today for discussion with Shelley.
On this Board Game Roundtable from 2006, Aldie and Mark join in for a discussion of various game stuff, along with BGG's Golden Geeks
Rather than the typical "Best Games of 2014" episode where we're limited to titles that debuted last year, Tony, Shelley and I choose our favorite games and gaming experiences from the past year.
TONY'S LIST:
Libertalia
Keyflower
Deus
Historia
Red7
Cubist
Dragster
Patchwork
Colors of Kasane
Shephy
DOUG'S LIST:
One Night Ultimate Werewolf
Concordia (w/new expansion)
Colors of Kasane
Nehemiah
La Granja
Kaleido
KanBan
Machi Koro + expansions
Moscow to Paris
Panamax
HONORABLE MENTIONS:
Freedom: The Underground Railroad
Puck Sucht Lady
Staufer Dynasty
El Gaucho
Colt Express
SHELLEY'S LIST
Rococo
Moscow to Paris
Happy Pigs
Castles of Mad King Ludwig
Splendor
Russian Railroads
HUE & GEM
Nehemiah
Tzolk'in The Mayan Calendar
Freedom: The Underground Railroad
Tony Boydell joins Shelley and me for a discussion of the history of Surprised Stare Games, and the many titles he and his partner in the business have created, including Tony's own Scandaroon, Totemo, Fzzzt!, and Snowdonia.