A monthly podcast discussing historical board games and other topics
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 82 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisure |
Episode 64: Are We Having Fun Yet
Please note that’s Matt’s audio track was recorded usingthe wrong input. Apologies for the poor audio quality of this episode.
Intro
Recapping the Things We Missed
Listener Questions 00:11:00
* Fun and Games 0... more
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We talk wargames and stuff.
Enjoy!
The Top 20 Games of All Time (2024 Edition)
Join us as we run through Matt's, Rich's, Kevin's and our community's top 20 games of all time.
Buckle up, it's a long one!
First Contact Gamer
Black Lodge Trivia Night
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Episode 62: There’s Been a Murder?
Intro
* New Format
* Top 20 of 2024
Games on the Table - 10:00
* Here I Stand
* The Hunters
* Fort the People
* Gest of Robinhood
Kevin’s Series Quiz – 33:35
The death of games and series … or... more
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Best wargame podcast for a french dude. Long life and prosper.
If there is a worse wargaming podcast, please point me to it.
Great time
I’ve been listening since the very first episode. The game reviews are excellent.
I find that I am in general agreement with the rankings that have been applied to various war games. Specifically, I’ve played GCACW, LOB, OCS, the US Civil War, and Empire of the Sun.
I also enjoy the book and podcast recommendations as well as the rpg discussion.
Highly recommend!!
For a board gamer who wants to get into war games, but didn’t know where to start, this podcast helps me find my way. And it’s a pleasure to listen to. The passion and knowledge they both share for these games is contagious. I enjoy the war game guessing game, the discussion around what they’re playing, the deep dive into one game each episode and also really like their other chatter- expect discussion around cocktails, historical war books, game cons, and more.
-Rob
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The content revolves around the exploration of historical themes through board games, with hosts engaging in lively discussions about game mechanics, historical contexts, and personal experiences with various titles. Topics often cover notable games, such as 'Valley of Tears' related to the Yom Kippur War and the annual special highlighting the community's top 20 board games. The hosts also incorporate their personal interests, such as music and literature, creating a rich tapestry of content that appeals to both historical enthusiasts and board game lovers alike. Their episodes regularly foster community engagement, showcasing the vibrant joy and passion of gaming.
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