This week we’re taking a look back at the classic light-medium weight area control game, Small World! It’s got whimsey, it’s got humor, it’s got Commando Halflings! Every wanted to be a Dwarf? HOW ABOUT A DRAGON MASTER DWARF?! Small World has you covered!

This week we’re going UP, UP, AND AWAY with Sentinels of the Multiverse! It’s a superhero card game with a deck for just about every flavor of superhero AND you can fight your enemies in a volcanic dinosaur land! So it’s got everything!

This week we’re traveling DEEP INTO SPAAAACE! In a race for a galaxy of victory points! Start grabbing those planets and building your interstellar credit unions, because whoever gets the best tableau of planets/developments/VPs is going to be the Galactic Champion!

This week we’re FINALLY talking about the game Kyle’s mentioned about two dozen times. The game the internet hasn’t stopped talking about for the last two years. Gloomhaven! The dungeon crawl that’s almost a euro! Will Jason like it? Or is it too abstract? Not thematic enough? NOT ENOUGH MINIATURES? Listen and find out!

This week we’re talking about WHY Forbidden Desert is one of our favorite games of all time! Is it because we love sandy underwear? Probably so!

This week we’re talking about the worker placement game with a Dungeons & Dragons theme, Lords of Waterdeep! Does it utilize its rich D&D theme to the fullest to make a wonderful, thematic euro? Or is it… Something else? Listen, and find out!

This week we’re travelling backwards in time THOUSANDS of years! Or is it forwards in time?! It’s so hard to tell when you’re talking about SPACE EGYPT. That’s right, this week we’re taking a look at Kemet, the Egyptian themed war game that somehow includes Stargates, so obviously this is Space Egypt. They have giant scorpions in Space Egypt.

This week we’re slinking through the streets of Whitechapel, trying to avoid capture as the infamous Jack the Ripper in Mr. Jack! It’s another “classic,” but how does it hold up?

This week we break from reviews and time constraints and have relaxed discussion about what we like and don't like about digital adaptations of board games! What works, what doesn't, and when can we expect digital Spirit Island?!

This week we’re trying to sniff out THE TRAITOR in our midst! Only… there wasn’t one. Anyway, we’re talking about Shadows Over Camelot, a co-op/semi-co-op from Days of Wonder that follows the exploits of King Arthur’s Knights of the Round Table and their exploits defeating their enemies with dope poker hands.