We tell you how a board game experience felt - just minutes after we finish playing. Three unique points of view. No non-game nonsense.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 249 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisure |
In Episode 248 we discuss all of the games played during the second half of our semi-annual in-person games gathering, this time in Phoenix, AZ.
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00:00 Introduction
01:10 Gaia Project (with The Lost Fleet)
14:50 Anunnaki: Dawn of the G... more
In Episode 247 we discuss all of the games played during the first half of our semi-annual in-person games gathering, this time in Phoenix, AZ.
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00:00 Introduction
04:59 Finspan
08:41 Clank! Catacombs (with Lairs and Lost Chambers)
13... more
In Episode 246 we look like the games that we feel obligated to play but aren't really excited about. The mandatory assignments that we've missed.
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00:00 Introduction
00:34 The unfortunate required coursework of the board game designer more
In Episode 245 we give our hot take review on Pirates of Maracaibo covering the mechanisms, the production, and our overall feelings of the game.
We a poll on Legacy Games and then talk about some games that have been on our tables including Davy Jo... more
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I listened to a few episodes before dropping this podcast permanently. I listen to multiple board gaming podcasts and this one is very elitist and ignorant. The hosts definitely do not do their homework or have enough knowledge to talk about games, while expressing plenty of ignorant opinions about games they have never played. For example, one of the hosts talks about Davy Jones Locker and admits coop games are not his jam. The other two hosts, who did not play it or were not even aware this ga... more
Didn’t like the anti Christian bias of these guys.
Ep. 240 had clear “anti-Christian” statements from all of the hosts early in the ep. I was disgusted by their baseless claims and assumptions and am signing off after more than three years of listening. You guys can talk about tolerance all that you want, but YOU are the genuine intolerant ones. Outrageous.
I really enjoy this podcast. The board game topics are interesting and varied. The three hosts are knowledgeable, friendly, and fun. I really relate to them being an older board gamer, who came back to the hobby in midlife. I appreciate many of their life experiences and seem to have some similar taste in games. They have also, in a short time, taught me to be more thoughtful with what games I buy and /or keep in my collection and why some games appeal to me more than others. Keep up the great w... more
I really really liked this one. And then all of a sudden: it changed and the friendly tone was gone. Chalk it up to the effects of an overly hostile world :(
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Engaging discussions on board games take center stage, where hosts share immediate impressions and reactions after gameplay. Each episode features diverse perspectives from three hosts, Tim, Chris, and Adam, offering listeners a blend of humor, insightful commentary, and personal anecdotes related to their gaming experiences. The content is enriched with reflections on game mechanics, player interactions, and the trends within the board gaming community, often bringing attention to both beloved classic and lesser-known titles.
Notably, interactions between the hosts foster a friendly and inviting atmosphere, making it enjoyable for listeners who appreciate varied opinions and a sense of camaraderie in board gaming. The show's structure invi... more
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