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Today Jeremiah welcomes the big kahuna of Gamelyn Games, Michael Coe to the show! They chat about all things Tiny Epic including the latest additions to the franchise: Zombies and Mechs! And Jeremiah rolls up some questions in another "That's How I Roll" segment with Michael!
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Read MoreI admit it. I was having a hard time finding games for this segment for the last few weeks. The ones I found look like great games! But I just had to dig through a LOT of crummy looking games to get to them. But then this week I got FLOODED with new campaigns. But I’ve gotta portion them out—preparing for the drought, if you will… So without further ado, let’s hit it!
Read MoreSome things are worth their weight in gold. The perfect hole-in-the-wall pizza place. An honest car mechanic. And a good filler game. Today we’re reviewing the latter—in this case it’s Red7, a game from Asmadi Games and designers Carl Chudyk and Chris Cieslik. Is there a pot of gold at the end of this rainbow? Or will you be seeing red? Let’s find out!
Read MoreToday Jeremiah does his Drive By Review of Raids from Iello Games.
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Read MoreToday we're reviewing Wordsy, the clever little word game from Formal Ferret Games. Wordsy is, like most word games, an abstract scenario where players are sitting around a table trying to create words out of a collective pool of letters, but there are a few unique differences to Wordsy that I think you'll find intriguing. So is Wordsy supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, or will it leave you tongue tied? It's time to find out!
Read MoreWe LOVE giving away stuff! It's fun, it helps out our listeners, and everyone loves getting games in the mail!
So we've got a special contest happening right now, and there is no hard timetable!
Here are the details:
It's quite easy to get in on, simply go to our Patreon Page, and become a patron of our site at any level (yes, for as little as $1/month) once we hit 25 patrons, we will pick a winner from the first 25 patrons and send them a copy of Tower of Madness from Smirk & Dagger!
Read MoreHey everyone! Another week has come and gone--one filled with camping, sick kids, and hot school days with no A/C. Let's get to the new games available on Kickstarter.
Read MoreToday Jeremiah welcomes Randy Hoyt to the show! Randy is the big cheese over at Foxtrot Games, a talented game designer, and all around swell guy! Randy and Jeremiah chat all things gaming, publishing, and about Foxtrot's latest release Spy Club. Jeremiah also subjects Randy to the latest segment for the show "That's How I Roll!", no, really that's the name of the segment "That's How I Roll!" take a listen, it will all make sense!
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Read MoreThanks for joining us for another week of Kickstarter games. What's new? What's on the radar? What will steal your money? What's this week's game from the behemoth CMON? Well let's find out!
Read MoreWell, it's time for some cute, fuzzy animal folk to head west and start up a little cozy town of their own.
Capital City is a bluffing, bidding, drafting, engine/tableau building games for 3-6 players. Everyone is hoping to build the best city, in the hopes of it eventually becoming the Capital City. Players do this by getting folks to come to your town, and then building businesses for them to work at, which will score you money or victory points! Yay!
So, is Capital City a capital game, or just flyover state? Let's find out!
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