Ridiculous Games: The wackiest board games we’ve played, Tabletop Bellhop Gaming Podcast Episode 274

Tonight we’re going a bit wacky and talking about some of the most ridiculous games we’ve played. To go along with this we have three rather unique games to review tonight: Trash Talk, Words of a Feather and Pusheen the Stacking Game. As usual we will also be talking about our recent game plays which includes first thoughts on Reign of Dragoness.

If you’d like to watch the (slightly less edited) video version of this recording you can jump to the bottom of the post.

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— Ask The Bellhop: The most ridiculous board games — [00:03:20]

Just some of the ridiculous games we mentioned

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— The Bellhop’s Tabletop — [00:59:28]

What we’ve been playing lately:


— Trash Talk Review — [01:06:25]

Racoons and Possums want to make a deal but they don’t speak the same language, so it’s up to you to create one using trash in this cooperative word game.


— Words of a Feather Review — [01:15:40]

A word based party game where you don’t have to match the active player, just someone else at the table that also happens to be one of the most overproduced games we’ve seen.


— Pusheen: The Stacking Game Review — [01:29:14]

It’s a rapid fire race to stack Pusheen and her friends into patterns on cards. Includes rules for playing in two player teams with up to eight players. A re-theme of Kittin.



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