Malachi Ray Rempen, founder of Itchy Feet, discusses what it means to design more than just a game.
We talk about branding, spinoff products, merchandise, and more.
And be sure to check out Malachi’s game, Roll Camera! , on Kickstarter HERE.
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Join us as Mike leads us through a host of board game buffoonery.
This Game is Broken is a comedy board game panel show with Matthew Jude, Dave Luza, Paula Deming, Nick Murphy and Mike Murphy. We play a lot of nonsense games full of role playing and trivia as well as other fun stuff which can be found at the links below.
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In this episode, we talk about Back to the Future: Dice Through Time, Solarquest, Flash 8, Cloudspire, Voltron: Defender of the Universe, and Marvel United! Geoff talks about Home Field Advantage, we talk about a Hall of Fame, Prospero Hall, sacrificing games for kids, and dislike games because of a first experience.
Finally, we talk about our favorite games about animals!
00:35 Intro02:50 Online Surveys03:48 Imperial Settlers: Roll & Write App05:30 Legacy Game Maybe06:18 Back to D&D and Metallic Dice Games09:45 Update Ascension Tactics12:12 AEG Dead Reckoning17:49 Hamilton – RDTN Review27:25 […]
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Shelley and I compete over mandala designs in
Mandala by Trevor Benjamin and Brett J. Gilbert from Lookout Games and Funforge
and then we head back to our youth and compete to build the tunnel that connected England to the rest of Europe in
1987: Channel Tunnel by Israel Cendrero and Sheila Santos from Looping Games
Welcome from Chad, Jon, and Chris
Thank you to: Benjamin B, Daniel K, Greg C
So many Announcements and News:
Swag: Contact us if you were going to GenCon
Auction Update: The community proved it's quality.
Virtual GenCon Discord server link: https://discord.gg/u7F4feA
Twitter Moment
Sir Ian Holm has sailed into the west.
FFG updates for all LOTR games
Final AP of the cycle/game? announced: Fortress of Nurn
Random Review Redux: Shadow of the Past
Follow-up of our Live Deck-Build
AMA
Long Extended party update
Farewells
It's a full house, baby! In this episode of the podcast Ava and Quinns discuss FIVE games, each and every one of which they are IMPRESSED BY. Has that ever happened on the podcast before? We're not going back to check. That could take *minutes*.
Quinns can offer some early impressions of Pandemic Legacy: Season 0 (04:15), Ava's been dueling a stranger in Innovation (19:36) (and you can read Ava's splendid roundup of Chudyk's games here), there's a lovely drawing game called Geometric Art (34:12), a revisit of Spirit Island (41:12) and we close the show with some impressions of the hot new card game Spicy (57:35).
Something a little different in this episode, as Adrian takes the lead and puts the BBQ through their paces with a Board Game Trivia battle.
Whose side are you on? Team Party or Team Solo?
In this epic battle, the formidable opponents show that they have filled their heads with far too much unimportant gaming stuff to actually keep any intelligence.
This Podcast is also available on our YouTube Channel, follow this link to watch it and put faces to the names.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRgh8U98WlA&t=2576s
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Even if the price is right, it might not be right for you. We all have different thresholds where a board game we're interested in crosses from, "maybe I'll wait for a sale" into "sure why not" territory, but where is that magical line? Has what we're willing to pay for games changed over time? Before we get sticker shock, we talk about Twin Tin Bots, Ticket to Ride: New York, Whale Riders, and Dead Reckoning.
02:20 - Twin Tin Bots 07:37 - Ticket to Ride: New York 14:36 - Whale Riders 22:55 - Dead Reckoning 39:30 - Teotihuacan: City of Gods 41:38 - Marco Polo II: In the Service of the Khan 45:30 - Food Chain Magnate 48:15 - An Infamous Traffic 48:57 - This Guilty Land 49:33 - Oink Games 50:17 - DURIAN
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