Broken Meeple Podcast - Episode 130 - What Makes A Game Truly Replayable?

My throat is a bit iffy today so a shorter episode sorry, but enough time to talk about 2 small trick taker games, some channel highlights and to discuss what truly makes a game replayable?

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Related Content

Welcome To My Channel (Who I Am) ► youtu.be/kgznPr5F3HI

Episode 129 - Are Modern Games Lacking Personality? ► https://youtu.be/oWito9I5f_Y

Episode 128 - Was I Too Generous? ► https://youtu.be/Jgfi1jMTwHs

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Who Am I?

One single batchelor from the UK talking about his passion for board games and the people who play them! I support small content creators, board game cafes and go against the status quo when it comes to the board game industry. I give my honest opinions without bias towards any publishers or designers and will not hold back if I don't like a game.

The Broken Meeple is a variety channel that hosts all kinds of board game content from reviews to Top 10 lists to playthroughs to live stream collaborations with special guests (predominantly small channels who deserve more exposure).

I look forward to engaging with you, the community on my live streams or in the comments on my videos!

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction and Channel Updates

11:58 - Recent Industry Shake Ups (this is not the place!)

15:00 - Seven Prophecies

18:30 - Lord of the Rings Trick Taking Game

23:50 - What Makes A Game Replayable?

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