Marc Specter of Grand Gamers Guild joins us for our first ever Publisher AMA. After the AMA we review Endeavor Deep Sea, a game that his company co-published with Burnt Island Games. You are going to want to stick around for that one, as it’s one of the best games
Make a great game even better with the Satellites and Commanders expansion for the sci-fi, dice based, worker placement game The Artemis Project This expansion adds new events, expeditions, and buildings, as well as new player options. These include placing your dice into satellites that dock at new spots on
We start off tonight with a get to know you segment letting fans ask our latest addition to the live show, Deanna, anything they want. After that we’ve got a ton of recent plays to share including Telestrations, Matches, Point Salad, Icecool, boop, Wreck Raiders, The A.R.T. Project, Zensu, Medium,
In this episode, we’re sharing some of our favourite fan created tabletop accessories. We follow that with talk about the games we’ve been playing like, Pirate Tails, Holotype, Gelatinous, Matches and The Artemis Project (with its expansion) plus first thoughts on Kittin and Vinyl Jukebox. Then we’ve got three reviews:
In this episode, we tackle an interesting question about dealing with people playing favourites at the board game table. We talk about what we’ve been playing, including Stool Pigeon, Distilled with the Cask Strength Expansion, The Artemis Project with the Satellites and Commanders Expansion, and tons more. Then we wrap
In this review we take a trip to Europa, one of Jupiter’s Moons, to look at The Artemis Project. This is a very clever, dice based, worker placement game that packs a lot of punch for its short playtime. One of the key features of The Artemis Project is that
In this episode, we spend some time talking about our favourite sci-fi board games. To go with that, we also review Starship Captains, a game with a familiar theme, and MLEM Space Agency. We wrap up with a longer than usual week in review, including first thoughts on My City, Cartographers
Tonight is a follow-up to last week’s episode where we talked about the best games to come from Kickstarter. After discussing the evolution of Kickstarter, we review the Robots expansion for MonsDRAWsity, from Friendly Skeleton Games, and The Artemis Project, from our sponsor Grand Gamers Guild. We wrap up with
Welcome to the second part of our discussion on miniatures in board games. Last week we talked about the pros and cons of miniatures, this week we’re going to be sharing some of our favourite fantasy games with lots of miniatures. After that, we’ve got two unrelated reviews: another trick-taking
This episode we share our thoughts on miniatures in board games and whether we personally prefer meeples or minis. After that, we’ve got three featured reviews, The Turkey Trial, Aurum, and Reality Shift Deluxe. Then Moe’s got four new to him game plays to talk about in the Bellhop’s Tabletop.
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