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Scott Bogen and Keith Matejka discuss Gloomhaven, Planetarium, Saint Malo and Arkham Horror The Card Game in this power packed episode. All this and more. Let's begin now, shall we?
In this episode, the secret to creating realistic, sturdy asteroids for the X-Wing Miniatures game is shared, plus battles in the garage. Scott and Keith talk about the value of graphic design skills for prototyping. Keith tells us about the game Nevermore. The beautifully illustrated Kana Gawa game inspires conversation on the utility of small cards, as well as a discussion on how much of a game's theme belongs inside the rulebook. All this and more! Let's begin now, shall we?
Scott Bogen and Keith Matejka begin with a brief discussion of some video games they've been playing. Scott talks about attending CabinCon, a private gaming convention in the north woods. Two Rooms and a Boom is mentioned, as well as Tikal, Medici, Ra, '65 (Vietnam), and Star Wars Destiny. Scott and Keith also talk about changing games to suit your play style, including how Scott and his friends wimp out on Eldritch Horror and aim to make it easier. All this and more. Let's begin now, shall we?
Scott Bogen and Keith Matejka talk about Gen Con Housing, T.I.M.E. Stories and the Under the Mask expansion, Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective, Mysterium and Dixit, The Manhattan Project Energy Empire, Notre Dame, and Amerigo. All this and more! Let's begin now, shall we?
In episode 34, Scott Bogen and Keith Matejka share the mic again with designer and proprietor Bryan Winter of I'm Board Games & Family Fun. Bryan tells us all about his background as a designer and bringing the old CCG title he designed -- Doomtrooper -- to the digital realm. Keith acquires a new game for future production, called Dual Power. Also, the group discusses bringing old games back to the table, ponders the pros and cons of miniatures in board games and talks about writing good rules. Other games mentioned include Space Hulk, Mansions of Madness and Tinners' Trail. All this and more. Let's begin now, shall we?
Owner of I'm Board Games & Family Fun and game designer Bryan Winter joins Scott Bogen and Keith Matejka for episode 33. We discuss what's driving business at your neighborhood game store and share our thoughts on deck building games with an emphasis on the awesome new Star Wars Destiny collectible card (and dice) game. All this and more. Let's begin now, shall we?
Scott Bogen and Keith Matejka talk about DVG's Warfighter card game, as well as Warfighter WWII. Keith describes one of his favorite card games, Glory of Rome. Also, Kingdom Death Monster rakes in bookoo bank. And the Don of Warfare schools us about playing wargames on Vassal (vassalengine.org). All this and more. Let's begin now, shall we?
Scott and Keith discuss Evolution Climate, Fresco, Lewis and Clark, and Scrabble with Mom during the holidays. Plus, Keith answers the question, "Can you drive that on the highway?" Also, this episode includes a new Warfare segment where the Don of Wargaming is introduced, along with discussion about the Conflict of Heroes Firefight Generator. All this and more. Let's begin now, shall we?
In Episode 30, Scott Bogen and Keith Matejka sit inside Scott's car in front of an Indian restaurant to bring you more board game talk and podcast excellence. Madison's Gamehole Con and Protospiel are discussed. Scott suggests a new card type for Roll Player, and Keith shares his worst game design pitch. Plus, a shout out to Jeremy, our listener. All this and more. Let's begin now, shall we?
In episode 29, Keith surveys Scott's game shelf. Plus, online trolls are discussed, favorite LCGs, as well as blinging out your board games. Also, board game therapy. Games and other topics discussed in this episode include, Dead of Winter, Zombie Dice, Invasion from Outer Space, Vast, Android Netrunner, Star Wars LCG, Mansions of Madness, Broken Token, Meeple Realty, and the perceived value of selling board games with painted miniatures. All this and more. Let's begin now, shall we?
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