Podcasts about letters from whitechapel

In this episode Mike, Conor and Sarah are back and they have played a tonne of games lately, including Fluttering Souls, Nova Luna, Trickerion, Brass: Birmingham, Gimme That, and Planet Unknown. In Sizzling Games Conor has been dealing damage in the dungeons of Drunagor, Sarah had been filling factories for the frontline, and Mike is standing specific statues to score success. We also recap last week's Question of the Pod: What game have you been dying to play and it's just never happened? Thanks to everyone who contributed and shared their experiences with us on Discord and the Facebook Community. Finally, in Swear An Oath, Mike played a bunch of his new games from GenCon, Conor played Viscounts of the West Kingdom with both expansions, and Sarah did set-up burncycle on her table if that counts? New oaths include Dog Park (Mike), Mythic Mischief (Conor), and learning a new game on BGA (Sarah). Question of the Pod:  What are your board game 'Red Flags' that make you rethink/avoid playing a game?   Sizzling Games: Chronicles of Drunagor: Age of Darkness (40:30), Victory Through Industry (59:45), Terracotta Army (01:09:02) Question of the Pod Recap (1:23:15) Swear An Oath: (1:35:42)   Check out our Eventbrite page for all of our upcoming Game Days: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/o/board-game-bbq-32833304483 Has this episode left you with a thirst for more? Here are all of the games that we discussed: Fluttering Souls (2019)  Cockroach Poker (2004)  Point Salad (2019)  Nova Luna (2019)  Trickerion (2015)  Brass: Birmingham (2018)  Gimme That (2022)  Planet Unknown (2022)  Turing Machine (2022)  The Seacrh for Planet X (2020)  Letter Jam (2019)  Letters From Whitechapel (2011)  Chronicles of Drunagor: Age of Darkness (2021)  Victory Through Industry (2014)  Terracotta Army (2022)  Kanban EV (2020)  Vinhos (2010)  Hansa Teutonica (2009)  Abyss (2014)  Dog Park (2022)  Viscounts of the West Kingdom (2020)  Mythic Mischief (2022)    **SPONSORS** Our podcast is proudly sponsored by Advent Games. Advent Games (http://www.adventgames.com.au/) are an Australian online board game store based in Sydney, NSW. Their core values are integrity, customer satisfaction, and providing a wide range of products including those hard-to-find board games. **PATREON** Yes, that's right. We have a Patreon. By becoming a Patreon member you will receive exclusive content, have access to a members only section of our discord where you can contribute to the content of the show, and much more. Your Patreon support will also allow us to expand the podcast and deliver some exciting upcoming projects that we have planned for 2022. Our team at the Board Game BBQ Podcast love what we do and will continue to deliver the same shenanigans that you have come to expect from us, and we are already incredibly grateful and humbled by all of your support. Being a member of the Patreon is by no means an obligation and please do not support the Patreon if it will it cause you financial hardship in any way. But if you would like to support us from as little as USD$5 a month please click the link and head to the Patreon page. Thanks again for all of your continued support. We work hard to create a welcoming and inclusive community and you are all awesome. See you at the BBQ!! Patreon link: https://www.patreon.com/BoardGameBBQ **SOCIALS** Support the podcast and join the community! https://linktr.ee/BoardGameBBQ

Jack and Joel talk about Letters from Whitechapel, a game about hunting Jack the ripper, I didn't say this in the show but it's a bit like playing the radio operator in Captain Sonar. Jack takes some swipes at My City, but since his main criticism is that he wants more of the game, it's still a pretty glowing review. https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/59959/letters-whitechapel

Ambie and Crystal discuss The Enigma Emporium Puzzle Postcards Series 2: Cycle of Learning and 5er Finden. We then countinue talking about our favorite game from each letter of the alphabet with part 2 of 3. Announcements: 0:42 Recent Games: 1:53 Favorite Game Each Letter Part 2: 10:19 Outro: 30:44 Bloopers: 31:31 The Enigma Emporium: https://www.theenigmaemporium.com/ 5er Finden: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/285535/5er-finden For the full show notes visit our site at http://www.boardgameblitz.com/posts/268/episode-123-alphabetical-part-2

This week Dan and Dudley talk about what Dudley needs to do in Clank! Legacy. They played Letters From Whitechapel. Dudley is still playing The Last of Us 2 and he picked up Star Wars: Racer on the switch.

Would you like to play a game? Darla, Jessica, and Michael did and chose Fantasy Flight Games' Letters from Whitechapel. One player takes the role of Jack the Ripper as the other players' detectives attempt to catch him over a series of four nights.  We also talked about other horror-related and -adjacent things we've been watching and reading: Harper's Island (2009 TV series) A Christmas Carol (2019 TV mini-series) Doctor Sleep (book and film) Dracula (2020 TV mini-series) Mindhunter (2017 TV series) Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019) Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017) Marvel Comics Tomb of Dracula series Sweetheart (2019) Underwater (2020) The Turning (2020) And some things we've been looking forward to: The Lodge (2019) Run (2020) The Invisible Man (2020) The New Mutants (2020)

Or Weis is the CEO of Rookout. He walks us through the problems of tracking bugs through multiple layers, services, and nodes. He talks about how to aggregate, sort through, and intelligently use the information provided from each of your infrastructure nodes to find problems in your applications. This is the cure for logging FOMO. Panelist Nell Shamrell-Harrington Charles Max Wood Scott Nixon Guests Or Weis Sponsors CacheFly _______ "The MaxCoders Guide to Finding Your Dream Developer Job" by Charles Max Wood is now available on Amazon. Get Your Copy Today! ______________________________________ Links Anodot Picks Nell Shamrell-Harrington: Team of Teams Alaska Airlines Scott Nixon: The Future of Humanity, Malcolm Gladwell - WGS 2018 Charles Max Wood: Letters From Whitechapel Lords of Waterdeep Or Weis: Waking Up by Sam Harris Alastair Reynolds

Or Weis is the CEO of Rookout. He walks us through the problems of tracking bugs through multiple layers, services, and nodes. He talks about how to aggregate, sort through, and intelligently use the information provided from each of your infrastructure nodes to find problems in your applications. This is the cure for logging FOMO. Panelist Nell Shamrell-Harrington Charles Max Wood Scott Nixon Guests Or Weis Sponsors CacheFly _______ "The MaxCoders Guide to Finding Your Dream Developer Job" by Charles Max Wood is now available on Amazon. Get Your Copy Today! ______________________________________ Links Anodot Picks Nell Shamrell-Harrington: Team of Teams Alaska Airlines Scott Nixon: The Future of Humanity, Malcolm Gladwell - WGS 2018 Charles Max Wood: Letters From Whitechapel Lords of Waterdeep Or Weis: Waking Up by Sam Harris Alastair Reynolds

Dedukcyjna gra dla dojrzałych graczy! Wreszcie doczekaliśmy się wymagającej gry o policjantach i mordercach, gry w trakcie, której poczujesz się jak uciekający i chowający się w ciemnych zaułkach Kuba Rozpruwacz, albo jak detektyw próbujący rozwikłać zagadkę jego kryjówki. "Listy z Whitechapel" to pozycja z prostymi, ale dającymi duże pole do popisu, zasadami. Mamy tu dwie gry w grze - inaczej gra się policją, a inaczej złoczyńcą. Posłuchajcie o odczuciach tajemniczego prowadzącego. Podcast nagrano ŁOPATOLOGICZNIE, z myślą o początkujących graczach, co nie oznacza, że sama gra nie spodoba się zaawansowanym planszówkożercom!

Ambie and Crystal discuss Letters from Whitechapel, Trogdor, and Gem Hens. We then talk about hype in board games and whether it's good or bad, or both. Announcements: 0:43 Recent Games: 1:48 Hype: 13:42 Outro: 29:17 Bloopers: 30:30 Letters from Whitechapel: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/59959/letters-whitechapel Trogdor!! The Board Game: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/255907/trogdor-board-game Gem Hens: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/260015/gem-hens

This week Daddy Dudley is back to talk about his new fatherhood with Uncle Dan, and correct him on Imperial Settlers.  Dudley is playing Baba is You.  They played ripping good game of Letters From Whitechapel. Dan is taking his Tetris beyond boundaries with Tricky Towers.  They saw Detective Pikachu and Minecraft is ten years old.

In this episode Kip and Morph discuss the game Letters From Whitechapel. If you can't get enough of Geekvice here are some other places you can find us. Facebook: facebook.com/geekvice Youtube: tiny.cc/geekvice Twitter: @geekvice and @kipkillagin Email: geekvice (at) gmail (dot) com  

In this episode, Norm  talks about Tokaido used in a Sociology class bridging the concepts of Culture, Sub-culture, Counter-culture and Ryan talks about Letters from Whitechapel used in a math class talking about Inductive and Deductive Reasoning.

In this episode, Chris, TC, and special guest Keith Ferguson set the Halloween mood by sharing their best spooky, creepy, or macabre retheme for totally mundane games. All this, plus Keith shares the little nightmare before his Christmas game - Santa's Workshop - was published, the new Legend of the Five Rings, Conquest of Paradise, guerilla marketing, grave robbing, electrocution, zombie camels, & more!

In episode 16 of The Meddlesome Meeples Podcast we talk about Above and Below, a game of storytelling and village building, and Letters From Whitechapel, a 1 vs all game of deduction and secret movement in which the players are out to catch the infamous Jack The Ripper! We tackle another big question: which comic book characters would be the worst to work with in an office environment? Richard discusses our first non-fiction book, Homo Deus by Yuval Noah Harari, while Matt and Heather present some UK tour info, and review upcoming albums by Robin Beck (“Love Is Coming”) and Phantom 5 (“Play To Win”).  This episode is also available to watch on YouTube (links below).  Contents: Intro: 0:17 Above And Below: 3:28 Letters From Whitechapel: 18:03 Worst Comic Characters… 35:40 Music News & Reviews: 56:41 Homo Deus: 1:07:57 Farewells: 1:31:05 Credits: 1:32:17 If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe or give us a like

In this episode we talk about Hidden Movement games by comparing Fury of Dracula and Letters From Whitechapel. Then in our Broader View discussion we talk about teaching strategy. [00:00:00] - Introduction [00:00:42] - What is Hidden Movement? [00:01:47] - Fury of Dracula [00:21:20] - Letters From Whitechapel [00:35:26] - Comparison [00:43:08] - Other Hidden Movement Games [00:47:28] - Broader View Music by Delicious Pastries

Greetings once more. I must apologise for the delay in getting this podcast out to you fine folks. Groveling aside, we have a great podcast ready to grace your ears.  Gav has been and bought himself a shiny new Nintendo Switch and regales us with tails of that wonderous console. George then takes us back in time with some talk about Brink. He also gives a massive shout out to local multiplayer game 12 Orbits. And finally, we wrap up with our usual board games segment with some Letters from Whitechapel, Race for the Galaxy and Sushi Go! A reminder that we are doing some bookclubbing with Games People Play next podcast. Fair warning that this book is only tangentially related to video games but does have some relation to social games and board gaming in general though.  Enjoy! You can also follow us on Twitter @bitspluspieces You can also follow us on Instagram @thosebitsandpieces Check out our Facebook page @thosebitsandpieces Don't forget to check out our website bitsandpieces.games for more board game and video game articles, podcasts and cool things.

We wish a fond farewell to The Rook & Pawn's heart and soul, Kyle Turner, on this VERY special episode of The Rook & Pawncast. Kyle has been with The Rook & Pawn since before the doors even opened. His creativity and inspiration can be found in every part of the cafe and he was instrumental in making us part of the downtown Athens landscape. Kyle now goes off on a new adventure, help us wish him well on this season 1 finale of The Rook & Pawncast. Outburst! Standings: 1) Nathan Lawrence 5 pts 2) Caitlin Wilson 3pts, (tied) Natalie Cox 3pts, (tied) Lemuel "Life" LaRoche 3pts, (tied) Caleb Zane Huett 3pts, (tied) Anita Aubrey 3pts, (tied) Peter Reitz 3pts 3) Tommy Valentine 2 pts, (tied) Troy Aubrey 2 pts Follow The Rook & Pawn on Social Media http://twitter.com/rooknpawn http://instagram.com/rooknpawn http://facebook.com/rookandpawn http://www.therookandpawn.com The Rook & Pawncast Theme Music by Nicholas Mallis: https://nicholasmallis.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/nicholasmallis/ Special thanks to Scott Duall at JaWaVi Films for producing this podcast, more info here: https://www.jawavifilms.com http://instagram.com/jawavifilms For more information about the games we played and discussed, check out them out here: Lord of The Rings https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/823/lord-rings Hunt for The Ring https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/216070/hunt-ring Funemployed https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/142296/funemployed Letters From Whitechapel https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/59959/letters-whitechapel

Intro Banter: The guys set the stage for a fact filled show, and a little game gets played with alex! Music, with a special spotlight on our friends over at OCRemix.org and the shows social media contact as well as many teasers for the rest of the show!   Competitive Repetitions - We will discuss the fine line between competitive gaming for the health of the hobby vs. Everything else. Star Wars Destiny, Magic, Pokemon!! What’s it all mean for the CCG and does that help the industry.   Don’t Be That Guy ‘Teaser’- Identifying bad gamer habits and how to avoid or correct them so that everyone has a more pleasurable playing experience.   Beyond the Box - Revisit ultra pro’s new transparent hologram! Talk about inserts more in depth (Go7 And Broken Token) Games On hand: *51st State Master Set* & *Among The Stars*   Life with games One box at a time: Alex - The host takes a look at a game through his own eyes and reports what he sees, likes, dislikes etc. Letters From Whitechapel   Larry - The host takes a look at a game through his own eyes and reports what he sees, likes, dislikes etc. Larry: Dawn of the Zeds 3rd Edition   The Long Haul (Project Play) - Quick little update on the state of our ambitious gaming goal of 365 unique plays between us over the course of a calendar year! LINKS: Types of gamer feature: http://www.boardgameresource.com/10-board-game-players/   Featured: Dawn of the Zeds 3rd Edition - By Victory Point Games Letters From Whitechapel By Fantasy Flight Games   Games: Last Night on Earth Mechs Vs Minions Dawn of the Zeds 3rd Edition Tiny Epic Kingdoms Letters From Whitechapel Magic the Gathering Pokemon TCG Star Wars Destiny Dicemasters Mech Warrior: Dark Age Scotland yard Ashes Rise of the Phoenix Born Risk Social Media: Gmail  & G+ = Thespokentokenpodcast@gmail.com Twitter @TheSpokentoken Instagram @ thespokentokenpodcast Facebook @ TheSPokentokenPodcast   Music: Intro - Interludes - Outro "Controlled  Jazz" by  Mustin, Scott Peeples remixed from the game “Goldeneye 007” on OCRemix.org  

Randal, Jeff and Drew discuss the games Fury of Dracula and Letters from Whitechapel. Then they discuss the new previews published on the Fantasy Flight Games site and upcoming prizing for the worlds and next regional events.

Today is a new era in That's How I Roll! Join Jeremiah LIVE on Periscope while he records! Also today we talk about 2-player games, what's your favorite?! Today we also do a Drive-By Review of Letters from Whitechapel from Fantasy Flight Games! Produced by Jeremiah Isley Background Music: Bensound.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rollpodcast/support

We are having a look at Letters from Whitechapel today. First we have a look at a few games we've played since the last podcast : Mysterium 00:50 Roads and Boats 05:34 Gold West 12:12 Grand Austrian Hotel 17:54 Age of Sigmar 22:26 Walled City 25:07 We then get into the main game. We start with theme and components - since this is based on a real event, how does that effect the theme of the game? We are a group of 2 alpha gamers, how does this game handle that (or does it)? Is the game balanced? Does the game go on too long for what it is? Which is the more fun side to play - Jack or the police? We actually mostly agree on many points, but the game is not for everybody in the group, find out why! You can visit us at http://www.fourcornersoftheboard.com Find other great podcasts at http://dicetowernetwork.com  

In tonight's episode of The Gamecasters we played Letters from Whitechapel and The Grizzled as well as talked about our thoughts on gaming conventions. Hope you enjoy the discussion!

After a short drought of guests, we are excited to welcome board game designer Scott Almes to our virtual studio! Topics of choice for the evening include the usual games we played, and Kickstarter roundup, but also the design process behind some of Scott's most popular board game designs such as Loop Inc, Tiny Epic Kingdom, Harbour, House of Borgia, and much, much more. 0:35 Games Played: Dr. Eureka, New York 1901, Letters From Whitechapel, Karuba 14:02 Games Mentioned: Loop Inc., House of Borgia, Harbour, Tiny Epic Kingdoms, Best Treehouse Ever 48:45 Kickstarter Projects: House of Borgia, WarTile, Heir To The Pharaoh, Wok On Fire, Campfire Stories, Honey Wars, Lazy Gamers Important Links: Scott Almes Twitter Pathological Nerdcasters Network Docking Bay 94 Podcast Page Link Docking Bay 94's Stitcher Link Docking Bay 94's iTunes Link  Jason Hancock's Twitter Jason Washburn's (Talon Strikes)  Twitter link   Talon Strikes Facebook Page Link Talon Strikes Homepage

In this episode of The State of Games, Dice, Darrell, TC, and Stephanie talk about the best ways to bring game evangelism to new and inexperienced gamers, whether it's asking the best questions for curious customers at your FLGS, bringing great games to your families, or just fostering that board game excitement amongst new and old friends. All this, plus the recent contract disputes between Queen Games and Donald X., Eagle & Gryphon Games' business, Specter Ops, Cubist, Hostage Negotiator, following the rules, best Kickstarter picks, Martin Wallace, Monster Truck Mayhem, games for kids, Spyfall (of course), HABA, and so much more!

Jeff and Christian welcome Xav De Matos back to the show to start up that E3 hype train with news of a PC centric press conference, a new game announcement from Rare, teases of Mass Effect 4, and more. Plus, current news of Arkham Knight's $40 DLC season pass, Yooka-Laylee tearing up Kickstarter, and MS-DOS games formerly playable inside tweets. In the Playlist, Christian finishs Arkham Origins and starts up Marvel Heroes 2015, Jeff deals with broken hard drives, and Xav gets first-hand looks at Star Wars Battlefront, Call of Duty Black Ops 3, and the broken state of WE 2k15. For Tabletop Time, Xav is playing Letters From Whitechapel and Pandemic: The Cure, and Jeff recounts his latest DMing adventures in D&D 5th edition.

Jeff and Christian welcome Xav De Matos back to the show to start up that E3 hype train with news of a PC centric press conference, a new game announcement from Rare, teases of Mass Effect 4, and more. Plus, current news of Arkham Knight's $40 DLC season pass, Yooka-Laylee tearing up Kickstarter, and MS-DOS games formerly playable inside tweets. In the Playlist, Christian finishs Arkham Origins and starts up Marvel Heroes 2015, Jeff deals with broken hard drives, and Xav gets first-hand looks at Star Wars Battlefront, Call of Duty Black Ops 3, and the broken state of WE 2k15. For Tabletop Time, Xav is playing Letters From Whitechapel and Pandemic: The Cure, and Jeff recounts his latest DMing adventures in D&D 5th edition.

In this spooktacular episode of The State of Games, Dice, Darrell and TC share scary tales of times when games have gone horribly wrong, creepy gaming fetishes such as spreadsheet arranging, gaming phobias, and games even we might be too scared to play. Thrill to tales of fights over camels, bear rape, The Game That Would Not End, two-player abstracts, touching the water in Egizia, our love for everything Jack the Ripper, why some games are like a ball-pit full of spiders and much, much more!

En blodisande jakt på Emil the Ripper i kattochråtta-spelet Letters from Whitechapel!

Board games are better with a crowd! In this episode of the Start Space Podcast we talk about forming a game group and review the historically-themed deduction game, Letters From Whitechapel.

In episode 53, the gang takes a look at the Jack the Ripper themed, hidden movement game, Letters from Whitechapel. The founders then take a look back at our Halloween game review from last year, Fury of Dracula. Tony gives you the skinny on all the newest games coming out and community events. The show is finished out as the guys geek out over their favorite horror movies and how you can use them to make RPG adventures.

In this very special episode of The State of Games, Dice and Monkey hit the holiday road for Thanksgiving, taking their portable recorder along for some family gaming fun. Listen to Monkey's mom turn her incredible luck powers against us in Can't Stop, Dice's step dad talk about the "cracker" and playing games 50 years ago, and everybody giving their opinions on what makes a good family game. All this, plus thoughts on Letters from Whitechapel, Flummox, and Compounded, drunkenly shaking igloos, and, of course, camels.

From Hell. Slip into the foggy gaslit streets with us for an in-depth review of Letters from Whitechapel, a game where players try to plan or prevent Jack the Ripper's killing spree.

From Hell. Slip into the foggy gaslit streets with us for an in-depth review of Letters from Whitechapel, a game where players try to plan or prevent Jack the Ripper's killing spree.