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The guys welcome Matt Wolfe to the podcast, the designer of the wonderful "Wombat Rescue" and "Avalanche at Yeti Mountain". They gush over the games (seriously, they're super good) and delve into an uncomfortable amount of wombat facts. Did you know wombats poop cubes? Because they poop cubes.
BACK-TO-BACK BIG EPISODES! The guys get a bit too drunk off of a truly miserable cocktail and run with the lazy "7" theme to discuss the card drafting game "7 Wonders" and the weird commercial tie-in game from the early 90's "Cool Spot". There's also talk of MOBAs, Kim Davis, and Turd Ferguson for some reason.
On this week's short episode, we drink Nuts and Berries and discuss the fantastic game Sheriff of Nottingham. Also Will makes some good jokes for once.
This week, Will & Donnie pop their collars and fist pump as they throw back jaegerbombs and discuss two party games: the hidden role game "2 Rooms and a Boom", and the classic N64 Mario Party games.
This week it's another weenie episode, and the guys put on their best sweater vests and golf slacks to discuss the city building game "Suburbia", all while sipping their homemade Rumchata. It's all very posh.
The boys take a trip to the East this week as they discuss all things Asian. They take a look at a few Asian themed microgames before launching into one of Donnie's favorite (and Will's least favorite) games of all time.
In this mini episode, Donnie makes Will drink boogers, and they talk about Kingsburg, a game that they have a very hard time categorizing, or even deciding if they like it or not.
If you like Piña coladas... and Egyptian war games... If you're not into JRPGS... if you have half a brain... then you'll LOVE thie episode! Donnie and Will go over the wonderful tech building system in "Kemet", discuss whether Square's ambitious RPG "Chrono Trigger" holds up, and Will learns to love the coconut.
In this short episode, Donnie and Will discuss the Aviation cocktail and discover Donnie's secret life as Sean "P.Diddy" Combs. They also go over Keyflower, one of their favorite European-esque games.
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