Pretty much everyone asks, What are your favourite games? Since I launched Tabletop Bellhop the question I get asked the most is some variation of this question. What’s your favourite deck builder? Do you think Concordia is the best game ever? What’s your top 5/10/25? With our 10th episode of
Over on Google Plus, Emmett O’Brian asks, What are some apps or techniques for playing music/sound effects while GMing? Thanks for the question, Emmett. This question is a great follow up to our last question where we talk about tech at the table. In that, I note how technology can be
On Facebook, Drew Sanderson asks, Does technology at the table help, or can it be a distraction? I have to say that I’ve been very impressed with the quality of questions everyone has been asking. This is another question that seems simple at first but there’s a lot to it.
Our audience wants to know what to buy/play next, Since launching Tabletop Bellhop we have received almost thrity gaming and game night questions. Thank you so much to everyone who has sent in a question. So far we have looked at six of those questions and gone into pretty deep
Andrew D, over on the Misdirected Mark #Slackroom4Life asks, How do you approach getting heavier games to the table in terms of teaching people how to play? Get them to watch a how to play video before they come, do the first playthrough as a teaching session, do a big info
Jayden W. asks, Are custom inserts worth it? For instance, my group has been playing a fair bit of Rising Sun with all the goodies (like 4 boxes worth of unpacking), and it takes about 10 minutes to set up and nearly 20 or 30 minutes to put away properly.
DragonGem from The Lobby, the Tabletop Bellhop Live twitch chatroom asks, What are some good 2 player games? Thanks for the question DragonGem and also thanks for taking part in our first ever live show. This sounds like such a simple question, doesn’t it? Something I should be able to
Brian Kurtz, Tabletop Bellhop patron asks, I am looking for advice on cooperative tabletop games to play with kids of different ages (grade school through high school). I have enjoyed Hoot Owl Hoot for very young kids and Forbidden Island for older kids, and I have heard good things about
Aeryn Lynne asks, I’ve heard that Catan is awesome to play (though I couldn’t even tell you the basic premise of the game). Every time I happen to check it out at our local shop there are new editions popping up. Most recent one I’ve seen is for Game of
@meeplemountain on Twitter asks: “Curious what you think. I liked [Queendominio], but I’m unsure if it’s “better” than Kingdomino.” Disclosure: Some links below are affiliate links. Using these links costs you nothing extra and helps us keep creating content like this review As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying
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