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.
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.
Today's topic comes from Charles Baroch who wanted to know more about House Rules.
Today we've got someone who's looking for short, simple to learn two-player boardgames.
On our podcast, we often say we aren't all about the new hotness. The reason for this is that there are some fantastic older board games and classic RPG that are still worth playing. Today I'm going to talk about some of the best older games that were originally published before the year 2000.
Not every game night is going to go off perfectly. Sometimes game nights fail. Today I'm talking about how to deal with a failing game night. What do you do when something goes wrong during your game?
Today we've got a long time miniature wargamer who's really into tanks looking to get back to the table. The thing is they don't want the time, cost and commitment of buying and building a full army of miniatures. So they are looking for some board game replacements for large scale miniature wargames.
Long time fan of the show Brian is wondering if there are any good word games out there. Brian is in luck because there are a sold number of very good word based boardgames.
A player cancelling for game night is inevitable. At some point, one of your players isn't going to show up. Sometimes it's the GM who can't make it for a roleplaying game, or the host of the event has to cancel the entire thing at the last minute. What do you do?
