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If Theology of Games was a child, our parents would be discussing the virtues of sending us to kindergarten in the fall, or waiting a year to let us mature a bit more.
That's because today we're celebrating five years of bringing you news, reviews, and interviews!
Read MoreIt's a ZERO episode!
You can listen to EP. 40 RIGHT HERE!
Join in the conversation! Help Jeremiah pick the next 9 topics for the next episodes!
Here's a link to the last 9 episodes:
Episode 31: Lil' 7 goo.gl/HlUSFZ
Episode 32: The Drought goo.gl/bR4ANM
Episode 33: Quests of Valeria goo.gl/qWxdk7
Episode 34: Snowmageddon Vikings on Board! goo.gl/Y3E5pB
Episode 35: Holmes, Instagram! goo.gl/l3dZ7R
Episode 36: Spring Break! Star Wars RPG goo.gl/A4p41g
Episode 37: Cons! Dungeon Raiders! goo.gl/WKFC5G
Episode 38: Lance Myxter pt. 1 goo.gl/8ZhGjC
Episode 39 Lance Myxter pt. 2 goo.gl/UKMyGk
Produced by Jeremiah Isley
Read MoreToday we finish up our conversation with Lance Myxter from Tasty Minstrel Games, and chat about boardgame reprints and what's new with the title Orleans! Join in the conversation!
Produced by Jeremiah Isley
Read MoreFor today's review Jeremiahs looks at Dungeon Raiders. It's time to bluff, slash, grab, loot, dodge, and throw your friends under the bus. Or whatever functions as a bus in fantasy world. A troll? I dunno. This metaphor is falling apart... Dungeon Raiders is a lightweight, bluffing dungeon crawler that brings a lot of cutthroat co-operative skullduggery to the table.
So should you go skulking into the dungeon with your fellow raiders? Or is this game as exciting as a gelatinous cube? Let's find out!
Read MoreJeremiah chats about playing the Star Wars RPG, reviews Holmes Sherlock & Mycroft from Devir Games, and chats about the big "controversy" that happened on Instagram! Join in the conversation!
You can listen to the episode RIGHT HERE!
Produced and hosted by Jeremiah Isley
Read MoreThis is it! It's time to take over the world and make your childhood mad-scientist dreams come true! Nefarious is a simultaneous-action, hand-management game for 2-6 players, that's going to take you anywhere from 20-30 minutes to play. It's from renowned Dominion designer Donald X. Vaccarino.
Is Nefarious an evil ploy to get you to play terrible games? Or is it an evil ploy to make every other game look horrible? Best read on to find out!
Read MoreImagine, you and your friends and family on a peaceful camping trip, deep into the woods. You're roasting marshmallows over the open fire, enjoying the fresh country air... But what's this? Oh. Just bears attacking your campsite. Yes BEARS!!!
Bears is a dice-rolling game from Fireside Games for 2-4 players that takes about 10 minutes to play. So should you put this game on your table, or run screaming into the night? Let's find out!
Read MoreTwo Geeks, Hundreds of Games, One God. We bring you the best in board game talk, tabletop news and compelling interviews with those in the boardgame industry! Stay tuned for all things gaming, here on Theology of Games!
