Well, the end is upon us. We have completed another year of podcasting and we thought, hey, for our Third Anniversary show how about we answer some questions. And as […]
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In this show, we talk about Ice and the Sky, The Prodigals Club, Pirate Den, Fidelitas, 10 to Kill, Floating Market, Kemet: Ta Seti, Safranito, and Mord Im Arosa. Brian takes a look at Money, Geoff at Gutsy, and we hear about starting a game club and more Legal moves. Tom quizzes Eric about shopping, and we finish up the show discussing when to let a game go out of your collection.
Shelley and I enjoy 2 great games that would be fantastic for the entire family. The first is another great Amigo card game, while the second is a fun tile-drafting game from Stonemaier.
3 Sind Eine Zu Viel! by Christoph Behre and Reinhard Staupe from Amigo
and
Between Two Cities by Matthew O'Malley, Morten Monrad Pedersen, and Ben Rosset from Stonemaier and Morning Players
Shelley and I discuss what you might want to get your gamer friends for Christmas back in 2007 (any thoughts on our suggestions?) and talk about the contest we were running back then too!
In this episode, we talk about German Railroads, Estoril 1942, Klask, Stinky Business, Mow Money, ...and then we held hands, KLASK, and Between Two Cities. We answer questions about conventions, using cash to buy games, and why we don't review everything. Finally, we end the show with our top ten games from AEG games.
Shelley joins me on the microphones as I rant a bit, spend more time talking Agricola, and resolve the Galaxy Trucker contest back in 2007.
Shelley and I tackle a couple of heavier R&R Games' titles
Rome: City of Marble by Brett Myers
and
Mombasa by Alexander Pfister
Meaty goodness! It's great to see Frank DeLorenzo continuing his journey into solid Euro titles!
Greg Parker joins me on the microphones for a conversation about some memorable titles from Essen 2007:
Agricola
League of Six
King of Siam
and many more.
Hey kids! It's the SU&SD podcast, the perfect background noise when polishing, sharpening or simply admiring a knife.
Paul's back from BoardGameGeek Con with stories to tell! Quinns joins him for a discussion of the pleasing heft of The Gallerist, the 2nd edition of Stronghold, the mixed-up genres of Above and Below, and the gentle joy of Porta Nigra. There's also Walk the Dogs, which sounds rubbish.
Finally, the two discuss an email they received all about classic knife games. Is there anything cooler than a knife trick? You decide!
This podcast brought to you by the United Kingdom Knife Lobby.
The Gallerist, Stronghold, Above and Below, Porta Nigra, Walk the Dogs
Shelley and I try our hands at a Ticket to Ride expansion (Switzerland), as well as a couple games that you've never heard of again, a kids' game, and some latin-sounding title...Agri..?
This one is recorded live at BGG Con and we share some of our highlights and low-lights that occurred over those five days. We went last year, had a blast, […]
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In this show, we talk about Sleuth, Paperback Co-Operative, State Smarts, Chess, Above and Below, Simurgh, Gum Gum Machine, and the Colt Express Expansion. We hear a tale of Horror and one of outrage, talk about game clubs, and Tom gives us a rundown of the Come and Play day with GTS distribution. Finally, we end the show talking about how to deal with the hype machine!
BPPP Golden Ages and Angry Gaming (click on the text to the left to listen) During this weeks episode: 1) All the Pegs review their recent […]
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Shelley and I have fun with two new Essen-released games from G3
Take a Train by Violetta Kijowska and Marcin Ropka
and
Stinky Business by Piotr Jesionek
Fun, card-based games that work well with multiple players.
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We are joined by Rich Sommer, Sam Healey, Zee Garcia, Jason Levine, Mark Streed and more in this Boardgame Breakfast crossover! Recorded live at BGG.con 2015, we talk about games we've played, have several segments, and close out the show answering questions from the audience.
Shelley and I tackle two meaty middle-weight games that are either just out or on their way from Stronghold Games!
Porta Nigra by Wolfgang Kramer and Michael Kiesling (just out and #1 in the Great Designer Series)
and
My Village by Inka and Markus Brand (just announced that the entire Village series will be coming from Stronghold soon)
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