Tabletop Gaming Magazine Podcast

Tabletop Gaming editor Matt Jarvis is joined by Owen Duffy, Richard Jansen-Parkes and Alex Sonechkina to run through some of the best games that had them coming back to the table time after time this year.

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Matt Jarvis, James Wallis and Owen Duffy quickly run through what they've been playing at this year's Essen Spiel in Germany, and what they hope to play during the rest of the game fair. Plus, we indulge in quirky dice designs, the joy of wooden

Matt Jarvis, James Wallis, Richard Jansen-Parkes and Owen Duffy chat on-stage at this year's Tabletop Gaming Live convention about KeyForge, Holding On, Dice Hospital, Forbidden Sky and more! Plus discussion of dungeons (and sometimes dragons), dinner trays of terrorists and other nonsense.

On the last day of this year's UK Games Expo, we once again gather to discuss our favourite picks from the show floor. This time, writer Alex Sonechkina and designer Holly Gramazio let us know what's been interesting them, as well as discussing the experience of actually exhibiting at a convention.

Tabletop Gaming editor Matt Jarvis is joined by writers and reviewers Dan Jolin, Owen Duffy and Sam Illingworth to chat about what's taken their fancy at this year's UK Games Expo. Including discussion of Wildlands; Holding On: The Troubled Life of Billy Kerr; Fog of Love; 1066, Tears to Many Mothers; DomiNations and more!

Tabletop Gaming editor Matt Jarvis is joined by game design expert and font of Spiel des Jahres knowledge James Wallis, as well as resident RPG master Richard Jansen-Parkes, to discuss what they've seen around the show floor of this year's UK Games Expo so far... plus some other stuff!

Where can you go to play games? How can you make new likeminded friends at a local get-together? Jonny Crawford speaks to founders and members of gaming clubs about becoming part of the community, welcoming newcomers and overcoming stereotypes. Meanwhile, Sushi Go! creator Phil Walker-Harding talks about the use of games to educate. This is the fourth and final part of the History of Tabletop Gaming mini-series.

In the penultimate entry in our four-part look at the history of gaming, host Jonny Crawford speaks to former Games Workshop designer and River Horse founder Alessio Cavatore, as well as Ghostbusters: The Board Game II head designer Vincent Pritchard, about why miniatures have a massive appeal and their transition from wargames to board games.

As our four-part look at the history of gaming continues, Jonny Crawford is joined by Sushi Go! creator Phil Walker-Harding to consider how traditional playing cards evolved into the modern card games we enjoy today.

In the first episode of our four-part series, Jonny Crawford begins our journey through the history of gaming with an in-depth look at one of the oldest games in existence, chess.