Podcasts about graphic novel adventures

The boys are back in Yorton. Join them as they continue their adventure in the Wild West! Thanks to Richard from Throw The Dice for this awesome adventure novel! Check out all the links at hobbyhomies.com See the video on the Hobby Homies YouTube Channel

This is a little bit of a different one for us! Massive thanks to Richard at Throw The Dice! Check out all the links at hobbyhomies.com See the video on the Hobby Homies YouTube Channel

Original Show notes to follow in full context to the original Airing date of August 1st 2018.   Main Show Notes:   Happy Birthday!: The Spoken Token is 2 years old this episode! Since we have a big shindig with our friends at GamePoint Cafe for GenCant 2018 in just a few days, all of our big giveaways are going to be there! And so are we! Thank you so much for coming along with us and we look forward to year three and beyond!!   Asmodee sold itself!  What does this portend for board games worldwide? We dive a little bit into a topic that we will revisit!!   Who is killing it? A list of companies who we each believe has been doing an amazing job in the last 12 months and one company who has done a horrible job in the last 12 months.     Fighting the Cult…of the New: What older games should you revisit that are at least 5 years old? So many titles deserve your time that are not considered “Classics” yet, Alex and Larry take a look.   Does the Spiel des Jahres matter outside of Germany? With their requirements to being legitimately published in the German market, is it really the best game of the year worldwide, or are we just recognizing it because that is what we have been doing? We discuss ideas and offer some thoughts on a solution or alternative to enhance this hallowed event in Board Gaming.   Publisher Links: Pandasaurus  Van Ryder Games Renegade Games Blue Orange Games Plan B Games Mayfair games   Days Of Wonder  Iello  Hasbro Games: 7 Wonders   Clank!  Detective City Of Angels  FlatLine  Graphic Novel Adventures  Hostage Negotiator Crime Wave  Kepler 3042  Overlight  Power Grid   Raiders of the North Sea  The Big Score  The Resistance   Topiary  Battleship Galaxies    Summer Of Games:   Isle of Skye  Nyet    Links: Podstudio1 Game Point Cafe GenCant 2018 BGG Asmodee News    Music:  As always from the amazing community of gifted musicians, arrangers, and composers over at ocremix.org go visit them for the full project and so much more amazing music!   Intro / Bump / Outro Labyrinth of Dance Floors (A Link to the Past) / By Jeff Ball  From The Album 25YEARLEGEND: A Legend of Zelda Indie Game Composer Tribute Original Composer: Koji Kondo Project Page: http://zelda25.ocremix.org/   

Wir plaudern über Azul, The 7th Continent, Graphic Novel Adventures und Final Boss.

Recorded 7/26/2020 Patrick and Eric discuss Storytelling Games They start off discussing the many different kinds of storytelling games: RPGs  Escape room games  Detective games  Graphic Novel Adventures and Choose Your Own Adventures  Board games with story elements Tales of the Arabian Nights - Agents of Smersh Rory’s Story Cubes Above and Below Near and Far Dead of Winter (the original Crossroads game) Forgotten Waters Games that are so thematic they lend themselves to the players telling stories without overtly having storytelling mechanisms (e.g. Fortune and Glory) - Colosseum

Ambie and Crystal discuss some Graphic Novel Adventures (Captive, Sherlock Holmes: Four Investigations, and Your Town), Nokosu Dice, and Fafnir. We then talk about Crystal's time at PAX Unplugged. Announcements: 0:59 Recent Games: 2:02 PAX Unplugged: 14:03 Outro: 32:44 No Bloopers: 33:39 Captive: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/207898/captive Sherlock Holmes: Four Investigations: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/244171/sherlock-holmes-four-investigations Your Town: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/244153/your-town Nokosu Dice: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/294693/nokosu-dice Fafnir: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/294233/fafnir

Ambie and Crystal discuss Bandido and Just One. We then talk about games that make us calm and relaxed, and Crystal goes over the origins of the word 'calm.' NOTE: There were some problems with Crystal's mic, so sorry for the audio. Announcements: 0:43 Recent Games: 1:43 Chill Games: 9:27 Board Game Etymology - 'Calm': 21:56 Outro: 24:08 Bloopers: 25:04 Bandido: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/191925/bandido Just One: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/254640/just-one

In today's episode Bruce and Josh talk about what they have been playing, discuss some legal news in the hobby, have an impact review for Root by Leder Games as well as its expansions, and then discuss some of the great Kickstarters to pay attention to. There is quite a bit of content in this episode thanks to Bruce and Josh experimenting with different segments. All the more content for you to enjoy and to help you make informed decisions for your gaming group. Specific games discussed: Root: A Game of Woodland Might and Right by Leder Games, Mystery a Graphic Novel Adventures game by Van Ryder Games, Gloomhaven by Cephalofair Games, Betrayal at House on the Hill by Wizards of the Coast, Between to Castles of Mad King Ludwig by Stonemaier Games, Castles of Mad King Ludwig by Bezier Games, Between Two Cities by Stonemaier Games, Cards Against Humanity, Dune by Gale Force Nine, Rex by Fantasy Flight, and briefly talk about Warhammer 40K by Games Workshop In addition, the Kickstarters discussed are: The Game Designers video documentary, Critical Role: The Legend of Vox Machina Animated Special, Graphic Novel Adventures Season 2, Fail Faster: Game Designer Journal, Wyrmwood: Table Tiles, Summit, Iwari, Feudum, and Root: The Underworld Expansion To learn more about Board Game Impact you can: Join the Patreon: Board Game Impact Like the Facebook Page: Board Game Impact Instagram: @boardgameimpact Email: boardgameimpact@gmail.com Transcript 00:00:09 - 00:05:02 In today's episode of board game impact, Josh and I talked about the games have been playing recently talk about some news going on in the board game hobby do a deep dive into the fan favourite game route by leader games as well as talk about a myriad of kick stars that are going on right now for your benefit enjoy. Welcome to board game impact on board game. Impact, we seek to combine our passions for the board game hobby, as well as education and experiences for your benefit. So that way you can know what experiences were having in the hobby for your game group and your benefit. So that way, you can get even more enjoyment out of this awesome hobby. That's given us so much. My name is Bruce Brown. I'm Josh Isringhausen, and we are your hosts we did it the same size. Though q. So for those who haven't been here in a while. Yes, Josh has joined the show. I'd recommend you go back to the last episode. And check that one out in which we kind of go into a full history on Joshua a little bit talk out talk out how him and I had met and kind of came together because of this awesome hobby of game together conventions. Some of the things that he likes go listen to that. But I'm sure a lot of that will come out in the show. So something we talked about in the last episode is that with bringing Josh onto the show. We're gonna be trying out some different formats and things. So we've actually got not one not two not three but four different segments for you today in trying something out. And so this should be pretty fun. But we're going to start out first by saying and talking about what things been going on, for us lately, in the hobbies that way, you can know and make informed decisions on knowing. Hey, how're they staying engaged in the hobby and so I'm gonna jump right in Josh if that's all right with you go for it. All right. So. So the most recent thing, I've been doing and actually what I'm gonna be spending all day on in two days playing so couple days before this recording went live is I built, the entire Daedalus productions Inc. Gloom haven insert so gloom haven for those you who are not familiar is an amazing game made by Isaac Childress who's with Steph air games. It was a Kickstarter super popular so popular, they put out another Kickstarter for it. Number one game on board game. Geek, it is essentially dungeons and dragons roleplaying games in, in a box. And so in the game you can play up to ninety four different scenarios,

Liz from Beyond Solitaire had a chance to sit down and interview AJ Porfirio about the newest season of Graphic Novel Adventures. This short interview serves as a nice companion to our regular episode this week.

We're double dipping this week - preview and regular episode content! We welcome back Liz from Beyond Solitaire and Wendy from the Singlehandedly blog to help Jason preview newest series of Graphic Novel Adventures. Season Two is currently live on Kickstarter! Along with a preview, the gang also gives opinions and analysis of the existing Season One of the Graphic Novel Adventures. If you are curious at all about the series, we have you covered. Kickstarter Link - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/vanrydergames/graphic-novel-adventures-season-2?ref=nav_search&result=project&term=graphic%20novel%20adventures Beyond Solitaire - http://www.beyondsolitaire.net/blog/kickstarter-preview-mystery-graphic-novel-adventures Singlehandedly - https://singlehandedlydotblog.wordpress.com/2019/03/11/become-the-worlds-most-famous-superhero/ 

Brady and Adam Sadler join Raf and Charlie to discuss Street Masters, their design process, and their days at FFG. Graphic Novel Adventures - 2:40 Dinosaur Tea Party - 13:55 Gravwell - 20:20 Escape the Room - 29:20 Sadler Brother Interview - 36:30

This is the second part of my interview with AJ where we talk more about Graphic Novel Adventures, GenCon 2018, and what we have to look forward to from Van Ryder Games. Enjoy.

In this fun episode of Go Forth And Game I talk to AJ Porfirio of Van Ryder Games. It's been a good while since we spoke last so there is a lot to catch up on. Like Hostage Negotiator, The Big Score, and Detective:City of Angels. But the focus of the show is on VRG's newest - Graphic Novel Adventures. These are Choose Your Own Adventure type solo games in a graphic novel format and they are fantastic! This is a good show. I know you will like it. This is part one of this interview so be sure to join us next week for part two.

Our massive, multi-part GenCon recap rolls on! This week, we have some games that are heavily soaked in story and narrative. If you are looking to engage your family and/ or game group in some immersive experiences, we have some good picks for you. First, Anthony talks about Spy Club (3:20), a card-based game where you act as Nancy Drew-esque kid crime solvers, tracking down suspects and righting wrongs in your own home town. Anthony and Jason come down on surprisingly different sides of the fence for that one. Jason then describes and compares Z-Man Games Choose Your Own Adventure: House of Danger with the Graphic Novel Adventures from Van Ryder Games (13:35). They both cover the same ground, but do so in very different ways and for different audiences. Finally, Anthony chimes back in and talks about Detective: A Modern Crime Story from Portal Games (22:51). Comparing all of these experiences led both of us to discuss the broader nature of theme in games - what does "theme" actually mean, what makes a game truly thematic, etc. We didn't plan to have that conversation at all, so it felt really organic and exciting to discuss something near and dear to our hearts (well, at least one of us...).  

Adam, Chad and Ryan discuss bidding and the auction mechanic in board games, breaking down the different types of auctions and what they add to the games that use the mechanic. They announce the winner of the #OnlyAzul giveaway contest and also discuss some of the things they heard about regarding GenCon 2018. The feature game got the episode is classic game Power Grid, there is a small addition to the segment "Adam Struggles to like Twilight Struggle" and the boys talk about Skip Bo, The Lost Expedition, some of the Graphic Novel Adventures, and what they want to play in the future.

This week Sydnie joins Chris, in the car, to talk about their adventures at Origins 2018.  They talk about games they demoed (One Week Werewolf, The Mind, Heads will roll, Cursed Court, and Welcome To...) and games they bought (Vast, Century Eastern Wonders, Graphic Novel Adventures, and Larklamp).  And if that's not enough they even talk about a few games they play tested. You can follow and/or support us with these links: Email us at podcast@TabletopGameTalk.com - for questions and feedback. giveaway@TabletopGameTalk.com - to enter our current giveaways. Follow us on twitter http://twitter.com/TabletopGameTLK http://twitter.com/GameMasterChris or Facebook http://www.facebook.com/TabletopGameTalkPodcast Chris's facebook (let him know you're a listener in the friend request): https://www.facebook.com/steele22374 Join the conversation on Board Game Geek http://TabletopGameTalk.com/bgg Support us via Patreon http://TabletopGameTalk.com/Patreon  

Journey into the depths of the libraries of the 1 Player Podcast. Join us on the couch as we chat about some of our favorite books of late, including the "Traps Hidden Books" and "You Don't Want to Know."We also talk about Victory Point Games' recent kickstarter for their Graphic Novel Adventures, and about Gem Rush. We then review Ex Libris, a library building worker-placement game. We then return for an extended interview with Taran Kratz, the designer of Helionox (by listener request).So pull up a nice book, your favorite podcast feed, and listen in. Graphic Novel Adventures (01:45)Gem Rush (10:07)Ex Libris review (14:15)Taran Kratz, designer of Helionox, interview (51:45)

Recorded from War Room Studios in Albuquerque, NM : 4/17/18 This episode brought to you by Tasty Minstrel Games, BoardGameTables.com & Meeple Realty.  Josh is (relatively) healthy and back at the controls.  We have an impressive and exciting list of games we've recently been playing including City of Kings, Feudum and Microscope.  We preview some exciting kickstarters like The Estates, Railroad Revolution and the incredible Graphic Novel Adventures from Van Ryder Games.  We wrap up the episode with our Court of the Dead: Mourners Call Review and a nice discussion with James Hudson of Druid City Games (who is running the Mourners Call kickstarter).  Tune in and hear about one of the hottest games you've never heard about! Coupon Code:  Save 10% on your purchases with Meeple Realty by using the coupon code: bb18   Episode Timeline: 00:00:42 - Intro / Banter 00:14:35 - Then: Yokohama 00:23:00 - Now: Featuring City of Kings & Feudum 01:05:20 - Tomorrow: Featuring Graphic Novel Adventures 01:18:40 - Giveaway (Game Surplus and Van Ryder Games) 01:27:10 - Feature Segment - Court of the Dead: Mourners Call with James Hudson Game Timestamps: City of Kings - 00:37:55 Court of the Dead: Mourners Call Review - 01:32:35 Feudum - 00:25:15 Graphic Novel Adventures - 01:07:19 Grizzled - 00:31:00 Grizzled: At Your Orders - 00:31:00 History of the World - 01:05:30 Microscope - 00:48:45 Railroad Revolution - 01:12:30 The Estates - 01:15:40 Yokohama - 00:15:15

In this episode, we breakdown A Quiet Place and reflect on John Krasinski's face. Jeff lures Justin to Kickstarter with Graphic Novel Adventures by Van Ryder Games, while Justin geeks out about his time in the Magic the Gathering: Arena Stress Test. Also, there's baby talk. Solarbabies, Boss Baby, what-have-you babies. --Timestamps-- What Have We Done? - Magic the Gathering Arena Stress Test (2:55) - Terra Mystica Fire & Ice App (7:50) - Barry (14:10) - Requiem (19:05) - Amazon's Lord of the Rings Series (25:50) - Graphic Novel Adventures (29:34) Breakdown of A Quiet Place (34:54) A Little Roleplay: Starfinder Chases (50:48) Gentleman's Challenge: Solarbabies (62:37), The Boss Baby (74:13) Goodbye & Thank-Yous - 84:20 --Music Credits-- - Opening music by Gold-Tiger - A Little Roleplay bumper  by puremusic - Gentlemen's Challenge bumper by syntheway - Closing music by CrossGateProductions ★ Support this podcast ★

In this more streamlined episode Chris, Darrell, and TC decide to just talk about some games they've been playing, their gaming habits, and whether they get to game enough or too much. All this, plus first-hand accounts of Fireball Island gameplay, the madness of seeing A Quiet Place in the theater, plays of Captive from Graphic Novel Adventures, Star Wars: Destiny, joys of dice drafting, Feudum, Majesty: For the Realm, and, of course, camels.

Unlike most preview series episodes where we interview the designer or publisher, we were not able to get AJ Porfirio of Van Ryder Games on the show due to his being incredible busy. However, two good friends of the show stepped up to have a great chat about this product - Official ENGN Kickstarter correspondent Liz Davidson, as well as Wendy Barlow from the Singlehandedly blog. Did you love choose-your-own-adventure novels as a kid, or adventure video games like Broken Sword or Monkey Island? The Graphic Novel Adventure series, currently live in Kickstarter, takes those experiences and presents them in a whole new way! Wendy, Liz and I were fortunate to be provided preview copies Captive, the first of five novels available for backing. We talk about the books as a whole, compare them to similar games and products, and also our spoiler-free impressions of Captive. Stay tuned after the outro music if you want to hear us go full bore on spoilers, as well! Graphic Novel Adventures on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/vanrydergames/graphic-novel-adventures

In yet another extended episode, Chris, Darrell, and TC share experiences from the 8th annual Unpublished Games Festival in Baltimore, Maryland! Hear tales of lost programs, playtests of My Father's Work, Maastricht, Homebrewers, and Those Meddling Kids, diversity and etiquette, TC signing a game, and Shark Tank. Plus, game news about Van Ryder's Graphic Novel Adventures, Restoration's Fireball Island tour, new tiles for Azul & more!