Over the Tabletop
Erin Ayers, James DeBruickerTwo people. Many, many games. One very good cat. Over the Tabletop is a podcast dedicated to discussing board games, card games, and dice games that play well (or not!) with two people. Because scheduling game days with more than two is hard, frankly. Join James and Erin as they travel through their games collection, go on theoretically-related tangents, and pat their very good cat, Solstice.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 58 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | GamesLeisure | ||||
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Coming to us from Ringstrue Games (thank you!), we're coming back to you with our reviews of Dungeon Squared and Wetworks! Both are fun, easy to pick up and play, and work well for two players! There's deckbuilding, dungeon crawling, espionage, set c... more
Over the Tabletop tears right into 2020 with a game that's truly EPIC .... because that's part of the title. It's Epic Spell Wars of the Battle Wizards: Annihilageddon and it's got 100 percent more deckbuilding, 100 percent more two-player capabiliti... more
We'll be honest, this episode is way late, but trust us, it's been a Month. At some point BEFORE the Month, we played All Manor of Evil, the product of a successful Kickstarter! A Lovecraftian card game with a neat trick of working well for two playe... more
Like rolling? Like writing? You'll love this week's games! Join Over the Tabletop as we discuss Imperial Settlers, Brikks, and That's So Clever, three games that let you toss some dice, press your luck, and keep track of your gaming destiny with thos... more
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Erin and James talk you through the two player games. There's a cat. There's dice rolling noises. There's self deprecation. A great little podcast that I treasure and recommend to other dice rolling friends.
Apple Podcasts5user95628561
United States4 years ago - It was ok, then what?
I was listening to the gloomhaven episode and it was ok. Sort of a quick rundown of Gloomhaven in a kind of haphazard fashion. Then they referred to the salvation army as a "hate group" Not my cup of tea, might be yours.
Apple Podcasts1Annoyed123United States5 years ago - Game Nights Ahead
Thanks to this pod and Board Game Blitz, I have plenty of suggestions for our next family game night. I enjoy listening to Erin and James talk about each game and sometimes incorporating their cat into the mix. Highly recommend if you love board games or need something new to play!
Apple Podcasts5Film Roast PodcastUnited States7 years ago - A fun podcast
Enjoyable podcast (: Always good to hear of 2 player games as they always seem to need more players!!
Apple Podcasts5Meghan GriffinUnited States7 years ago - Very charming
My girlfriend and I both love 2 player board games, so of course this podcast is great for us. The show is done in a play-through style rundown of games, as opposed to just being simple reviews, which is great. It really helps you decide whether the game being showcased is a good fit for you. more
Apple Podcasts5Sakie3United States7 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #203 |  Italy/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #174 |  Poland/Leisure/Games |
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