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An important topic for Becky in that we sometimes under appreciate language independent games so this episode is all about that topic.  We discuss games that we feel are language independent, what classifies then and the pros and cons around them.

FIRST PLAYER: Becky
OTHER PLAYERS: JP, Rob

In this episode you'll learn:

- about JP's latest Lacerda which has hit the table in Inventions: Evolution of Ideas by Eagle-Gryphon Games
- that Rob has managed to play some of his UK Games Expo haul in Gloom of Kilforth by Hall or Nothing
- all about the BGA version of Terraforming Mars as Becky tries to level up her plays
- about our views on language independent games and their place in the hobby

LINKS REFERENCED IN THE SHOW
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EPISODE CHAPTERS
0:00 - TURN 1 - Player Count
3:13 - TURN 2 - Let's Talk About Hex
3:22 - JP - Inventions: Evolution of Ideas
9:17 - Rob - Gloom of Kilforth
14:16 - Becky - Terraforming Mars (BGA)
16:28 - TURN 3 - Main Event: Lost in translation
24:29 - How UX Design is important for language independent games
28:00 - We don't know why Splendor makes Becky angry but Bridgeton definitely doesn't
31:37 - Returning to how procedural structured games helps with language independent games
34:18 - What are some of the drawbacks of language independent games?
39:17 - The benefits to publishers for language independent games
43:42 - Roll / flip and writes lean themselves into this as well
45:14 - TURN 4 - Would you rather...always be able to buy the game syou want second hand and not be able to sell, or always sell at the price but never buy them at the price you want
51:54 - TURN 5 - Penultimate Turn: What's Coming Up
1:02:17 - TURN 6 - The Final Turn

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