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Cozy Stickerville – Ein Dorf, das bleibt (Rezension)

12. Juni 2026 um 09:00

Cozy StickervilleEin Dorf, das Sticker für Sticker wächst, Bewohner*innen mit eigenen Geschichten und zehn Jahre voller kleiner Entscheidungen: Cozy Stickerville ist für das Spiel des Jahres 2026 nominiert und stellt uns dabei vor eine ehrliche Frage: Muss ein Brettspiel eigentlich ein Spiel sein?

Dieser Beitrag wurde von Tim Billen geschrieben

BGB Podcast #362 – Hot Takes About Board Games

04. Juni 2026 um 13:20

 

 

The people demand takes, so get ’em while they’re hot. We’re weighing in on some possibly bad, certainly edgy opinions, and deciding where we land (spoiler: we’re always right). Before we get heated, we talk about Diplomacy: The Golden Blade, and Cozy Stickerville.

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Timecodes:

01:46 – Diplomacy: The Golden Blade
12:33 – Cozy Stickerville
25:41 – Hot takes!
26:11 – Co-op games are just single player games with an audience
32:01 – Catch Up mechanics ruin competitive integrity
37:39 – Legacy games are a predatory waste of money
41:22 – If a game takes more than 30 minutes to teach, it’s a bad design
45:56 – Player elimination is actually a good mechanism
47:36 – Hidden victory points are a cowardly design choice
51:38 – Gateway games Like Catan or Monopoly should be actively avoided
52:44 – House ruling a game means you bought the wrong game
53:10 – Theme is a myth
54:13 – Kickstarter deluxe editions are actively ruining the hobby

Thank you to Heart Society for generously letting us use What’s On Your Mind, Kid? from their album Wake the Queens.

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Timecodes:

01:46 – Diplomacy: The Golden Blade
12:33 – Cozy Stickerville
25:41 – Hot takes!
26:11 – Co-op games are just single player games with an audience
32:01 – Catch Up mechanics ruin competitive integrity
37:39 – Legacy games are a predatory waste of money
41:22 – If a game takes more than 30 minutes to teach, it’s a bad design
45:56 – Player elimination is actually a good mechanism
47:36 – Hidden victory points are a cowardly design choice
51:38 – Gateway games Like Catan or Monopoly should be actively avoided
52:44 – House ruling a game means you bought the wrong game
53:10 – Theme is a myth
54:13 – Kickstarter deluxe editions are actively ruining the hobby

Thank you to Heart Society for generously letting us use What’s On Your Mind, Kid? from their album Wake the Queens.

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329 Brettspielradio – Redebedarf der mit den gekürzten Inhalten

16. März 2026 um 17:30
RedebedarfShownotes Redebedarf. Das Podcastformat ohne Format. Manchmal gibt es einfach Anlässe, Erfahrungen und Beobachtungen zur Spielszene die nur in einem kurzen Podcast untergebracht werden können. Das tun Georgios Panagiotidis und Peer Sylvester mit Redebedarf.

BGB Podcast #355 – Anticipation Auction: Games of 2026

26. Februar 2026 um 11:41

 

 

I think it’s fair to say that we crushed this last year (although some of us better than others), so it’s only correct and right that we should return to do it again. What are the best games of 2026 going to be? Well, only we know, but we’re willing to part with that information. Get your fat stacks ready. Before we set ourselves up for failure, we talk about AlibisMosaic: A Story of Civilization, and Cyclades: Legendary Edition.

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Timecodes:

03:02 – Alibis
09:18 – Mosaic: A Story of Civilization
23:25 – Cyclades: Legendary Edition
36:27 – Anticipation Auction 2026
41:18 – The Game Makers
44:25 – Cozy Stickerville
46:39 – Brass: Pittsburgh
50:35 – The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers – Trick-taking Game
54:04 – Revenant
56:21 – World Order
59:31 – Dark Pact
1:02:28 – The Great Library
1:03:56 – Spirited
1:05:25 – Realm of Reckoning
1:08:55 – Avalon: The Riven Veil
1:12:57 – La Pâtisserie Rococo
1:14:24 – Nippon: Zaibatsu
1:17:24 – Rewild: South America
1:18:44 – Movers & Shakers

Thank you to Heart Society for generously letting us use What’s On Your Mind, Kid? from their album Wake the Queens.

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