Shelley and I have some fun building rival zoos, then attempt to make the best of a BAD situation as the lights go out and stay out in Hong Kong!
WonderZoo by Florian Fay from Djeco
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Blackout: Hong Kong by Alexander Pfister from eggertspiele
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Caleb's Con of the Rings Article
Mount Gundabad
https://lureofmiddleearth.com/
Ten down, forty to go ... It's part two of our all-time top fifty lists! What surprises await us in this, the second installment of our historic feature?! Find out with us as we celebrate some fantastic board games!
Kalen #40 – For Sale Mark #40 – Guards of Atlantis: Tabletop MOBA Neilan #40 – Hanamikoji Kalen #39 – Bruges Mark #39 – A Feast for Odin Neilan #39 – In the Year of the Dragon Kalen #38 – Crokinole Mark #38 – Sol: Last Days of a Star Neilan #38 – Kemet Kalen #37 – Taj Mahal Mark #37 – Pandemic Legacy: Season 1 Neilan #37 – Codenames: Duet Kalen #36 – Piñata Mark #36 – A Question of Scruples Neilan #36 – Dead of Winter Kalen #35 – SiXeS Mark #35 – Modern Art Neilan #35 – Agricola Kalen #34 – Lords of Vegas Mark #34 – Decrypto Neilan #34 – Decrypto Kalen #33 – Wiz-War Mark #33 – Terra Mystica Neilan #33 – Sol: Last Days of a Star Kalen #32 – SHH Mark #32 – Le Havre Neilan #32 – Orléans Kalen #31 – Keyflower Mark #31 – Codenames Neilan #31 – Gaia Project
Rita Orlov discusses how to design a good puzzle game.
Through her company, Post Curious, Rita designs deeply immersive games for people who enjoy a good challenge.
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In this episode, we talk about a pile of games, as Mandi talks about her experiences at the Dice Tower Retreat. We also talk about cleaning up games. Who's responsible?
During this weeks episode: 1) The Pegs are joined by Danny of Danny & Derek Do Board Games as they discuss their recent gameplays including Carpe […]
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Shelley and I have a great time rolling dice and creating frescoes for our competing Viking clans, then have a LOT less fun competing to grow veggies in Iceland.
Lindisfarne by Damien Fleury and Alain Pradet from RUNES Editions
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Reykholt by Uwe Rosenberg from Frosted and Renegade Games
Chris Marling (hairyarsenal)
Game designer, blogger, and real-life journalist Chris Marling joins me once again to talk about Essen. As he did two years ago, he had a new game launching at Spiel, so we get to hear about that. But he's also an enthusiastic game hobbyist like the rest of us, and he also talks about the event itself from that point of view. Chris loves the game fair, and has been going for quite a number of years. From that perspective, he's able to notice some shifts & changes in the hobby that affect the world's largest boardgame event itself. We talk about those, too. Chris was there, in part, to help launch his new game, Witless Wizards. If you were there, perhaps you saw him, played a demo with him, or got your copy signed. He came home with a lot of new games, as always, and by now he's had a chance to play most of them. (Remember, Essen itself is more of a game buying event than one with lots of opportunities for actually playing your purchases.) Chris gathered up ten titles he wanted to talk about for one reason or another. Sometimes because they're great games, sometimes for other reasons. Besides the two games mentioned in our Openers (above), Chris discusses Underwater Cities, Trapwords, Narabi, Orbis, Fool, Discover: Lands Unknown, Crown of Emara, Showtime, Gnomopolis, and The Color Monster.
Closers: • Downsizing a collection...mission accomplished! • How does journalism tackle the current game saturation situation? -Mark
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