Welcome to the mangled remains of Episode 21 of The Last Standee Podcast!

For this episode, we sadly sacrificed Fen's speech track to the Podcasting Gods who, always hungry as they are, left us with a few precious bits of conversation which still made sense - so we salvaged this mini-episode, in which we talk about Abyss!

Tech monkeys at work, we will back with next episode in full swing!

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Welcome to Episode 20 of The Last Standee Podcast!

In this Episode, right after the Standee Catch-up (0:38) Audrey introduces us to the world of Arzium with Above and Below (17:09), then Cara pushes us onward on our journey with Near and Far (35:03, but check it out 10 seconds earlier for a memorable transition), the second game in the series. To wrap up things while we wait for the upcoming Now or Never, Fen dons the pirate hat and talks about Forgotten Waters (55:21), and finally the team has a chat regarding app-based games.

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Welcome to Episode 19 of The Last Standee Podcast! It's summertime and our droning and passionate staff won't put timestamps to the episode this time (sorry about that!) The episode starts with the usual Standee Catch-up, then Alessio will bring us in the Norse Mythology (and a good bidding game, by the way) with Nidavellir. After that, Audrey introduces us to Everdell, the other game in the other genre with cute critters and a lot of expansions. To wrap things up, Cara leads the talk about a classic Area Control/Dudes on a Map and something else: Scythe!

Welcome to Episode 18 of The Last Standee Podcast! We begin with the usual Standee Catchup (0:50), where we learn about the gifts of mother earth and Rule 34 of boardgaming (DON'T google "rule 34". Just. Don't). When conversation gets to devolve into talking about the weather (that really happened), we move on to talk about The Networks (9:52) and by comparison about its streamlined two-player version The Rival Networks. Alexis then introduces us to Project L (25:29), while we learn about the extremely important difference between tetriminos and polyominos. Fen closes the episode by first talking briefly about Destinies(43:50), what it got right and what could be improved, then talking about Detective: City of Angels (55:32), which prove to be a proper boardgame about investigation (take that, famous smug consulting detective!).

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First, we tackle an important matter with David (1:44) with a short announcement, from which we go on with the Last Standee Catch-up (10:02), followed by a news bit about the so-labelled Global Container Crisis (22:30), which sadly is not a cool name for a worker placement/polyomino game - dibs on that, by the way. Cara then talks about Red Cathedral(27:17), where multiple players play as architects, who cooperatively build the titular cathedral, while at the same time they compete to score the most points out of the construction. We then conclude by descending to way more profane matters with Alexis talking about the colorful Dungeon Degenerates: Hand of Doom (43:00). As usual, catch up with us on Discord at https://discord.gg/xBM3Bu8vfX

Hey, sorry we're late! We had the craziest three weeks as a team, but we are all here (hopefully, David will survive The Great Flood, but we're getting ahead of ourselves).

In this episode, after the Standee Catch-up (1:11), the team tackles Golden Geek 2020 winners with a round of very unrehearsed opinions (17:00), then Alessio introduces us to the wonderful world of trick-taking with The Crew: The Quest of Planet Nine (49:29), in sight of the summer release of its new iteration, and Fen talks about Wild Assent (62:51), which is about to get a reprint + expansion campaign on GameFound! And yes, David has serious plumbing issues...

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Welcome to this very special episode of The Last Standee Podcast! In this episode, the team interviews Francesco and Enrica, a.k.a. Axis Mundi Games, in an EXCLUSIVE interview about their upcoming Kickstarter project, Sankokushin: Five Sacrifices!

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Technical difficulties, please stand by!

This episode we got a bad track (not pointing fingers, Alessio) and the editing was super long, but we were not alone: after the Last Standee Catch-up (0:38), we discuss what kind of technical difficulty could have Games Workshop had with the botched launch of Warhammer Quest: Cursed City (7:24). After that, Alexis reviews Monster Hunter: World Kickstarter (15:25), then Alessio brings us back to the technical difficulties faced by a spaceship called Nemesis (35:31). To close the episode, Fen talks about corporate training in planet colonization with Far Away (1:01:41).

Welcome to this timepiece episode! In the Last Standee Catch-up (1:05) we learn about incoming kickstarters, fulfillments, news and their absence, then Audrey brings us the LOOP (13:35), a game about foiling the plans of Evil Dr. Faux, time traveler and bad guy extraordinaire. After that, Alexis brings us through the different epochs of the "grimdark" saga of Avalon, talking about Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon (29:03). Finally, Fen takes us in the setting of a zombie apocalypse classic, Dead of Winter (53:14).

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From tech trees to actual, very wooden trees! We start by talking about an exceptional new "first game of a designer" with Beyond the Sun, then we go to the industrialization economy masterpieces of Martin Wallace falling under the hat of Brass (but especially Brass: Birmingham), and finally we get stranded in a struggle for survival with Robinson Crusoe, and its brand new collectors edition on GameFound!

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