Your Cardboard Concierge
The board game Monopoly is a true classic. It is by far the most well known boardgame ever published, even if it may not always be the most popular.
This is the 84th episode of the Tabletop Bellhop Gaming Podcast, an edited version of our live show recorded on March 25th 2020. Join us as we stream live every week on Wednesdays at 9:00 PM Eastern on Twitch. If you like some video with your audio, you can also watch/listen to individual segments from this show on YouTube.
A live unboxing of the boardgame Robotech RPG Tactics a skirmish miniature wargame set in the universe of the worlds most popular Anime.
Amazon has launched a buy 2 get 1 free sale on select items, including many RPG books and games.
When I first saw the 8Bit Box board game from Iello I was instantly drawn to this tabletop game that was attempting to emulate the look and feel of classic console video games.
This is the 83rd episode of the Tabletop Bellhop Gaming Podcast, an edited version of our live show recorded on March 18th 2020. Join us as we stream live every week on Wednesdays at 9:00 PM Eastern on Twitch. If you like some video with your audio, you can also watch/listen to individual segments from this show on YouTube.
A live unboxing of the boardgame War of the Ring second edition, designed by Roberto Di Meglio, Marco Maggi, and Francesco Nepitello, featuring art by John Howe, and Fabio Maiorana.
Amazon currently has a BIG COUPON SALE going on. There are dozens and dozens of games with big coupons offered on their item page. These coupons are typically for several dollars off, bringing the prices for these games well below normal. Many of the games have prices that are already discounted and then the coupon goes on top of that.
Today I'm going to be looking at tabletop games that limit physical contact during the games. Games where players don't share or touch the same pieces and where players can sit far apart. I am also going to share board game hacks to help make some games playable with less physical contact.
Now and then something comes up where you end up stuck inside with the same group of people for an extended period of time. Bad weather, March Break, work layoffs, etc. When the world conspires to make you stay in, there is no better time to break out some board games.
