Podcasts about myriad games

This month, Daniel is back! And he's volunteered Anthony to put together a games you might like if you also like Codenames. In addition to our if you like, feature, we're also talking about: All the things shouted from the table - Including the Games Workshop farewell, AEG's new pricing policy, the Myriad Games lawsuit, and Anthony's content blitz. Acquisition Disorders - Game on our radar or played recently include Mansions of Madness Second Edition, Great Western Trail, Small World: River World, Epic PVP: Magic, and Tiny Epic Galaxies.  At the Table - Tons of games played this month including Francis Drake, Mercs Recon: Assassination Protocol, The Great Dinosaur Rush, Munchkin Loot Letter, The Usual Suspects, Salem, Pandemic: The Cure, and Worlds in Peril.  Check out our full rundown of each of these games or connect with us for future episodes, including Table for One content for solo gamers, and much more on BoardGamersAnonymous.com, Facebook or Twitter (@BGApodcast). 

For the big Episode 2-0, the BGA Crew records live at Myriad Games in Staten Island. Joined by good friend and fellow BGA-er Mike, Anthony, Chris, Dan and Kim discuss a handful of hot new kickstarter games, Suburbia Inc., Talisman, Tales of the Arabian Nights, the Back to the Future Card Game, and Robinson Crusoe: Adventures on the Cursed Island.  01:21 - The Hotness News 16:46 - Acquisition Disorder Corner 19:05 - At the Table: Back to the Future Card Game 24:44 - At the Table: Tales of the Arabian Nights 27:28 - At the Table: Suburbia, Inc. 31:37 - At the Table: Talisman Night 37:05 - Feature Review: Robinson Crusoe Don't forget to Like BGA on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/BoardGamersAnonymous), follow us on Twitter (@BGAPodcast) and connect with us on BoardGameGeek.com.

This week on Board Gamers Anonymous, Anthony, Chris, Dan and Kim talk about Game of Thrones: The Card Game (LCG), Guilds of Cadwallon, Timeline, Castellan, and the divisiveness of Munchkin. Plus one of our hosts owes Myriad Games a nickel for his blatant chaotic neutraling and we're not quite sure when the bicycle was invented. Learn which games we'd like to burn and which are flat out addictive this week on Board Gamers Anonymous.  0:39- The Hotness News 16:06 - Acquisition Disorder Corner 28:44 - At the Table This Week (Guilds of Cadwallon, Timeline, Munchkin Legendary, Castellan) 1:02:31 - Featured Review: Game of Thrones The Card Game (LCG) Questions, comments, or suggestions for the BGA crew? Contact us at questions@boardgamersanonymous.com. We love your feedback! (Game of Thrones 8-Bit Theme courtesy of Floating Point: http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/476918)

This week on Board Gamers Anonymous, Anthony, Chris, Dan and Kim talk about Krosmaster Arena, Castellan, Pathfinder Card Game: Rise of the Runelords, Star Trek Attack Wing, and how Kickstarter can be both a good and bad thing for you hobby gaming budget. Plus certain hosts hit it big in a Myriad Games tournament and we discuss a game that looks great, but fizzles fast after the first round or two of play. Learn which games we'd like to burn and which are flat out addictive.  5:39 - The Hotness News 15:14 - Acquisition Disorder Corner 29:25 - At the Table This Week (Neuroshima Hex, Chronicle, Dixit, Gloom) 59:47 - Featured Review: Krosmaster Arena 1:22 - Q&A | Goodbye Questions, comments, or suggestions for the BGA crew? Contact us at questions@boardgamersanonymous.com. We love your feedback!  

In episode 30, we're happy to announce that we're now sponsored by Myriad Games and Game Salute! Jamie breaks Spartacus: A Game of Blood and Treachery out of the library for a walk-through and review. Tony digs up the juiciest gaming news for us to drool over. Jamie hosts a discussion called No Game Left Behind where the founders discuss ways to revitalize older games. To wrap things up Brian hosts the bi-weekly tabletop discussion on encounter design.

This episode we're joined by Dan Yarrington in the third chair. Dan is the owner of Myriad Games and the driving force behind Game Salute and has over ten years of experience in the game industry. Up first, we go over what we'd like the to see the game industry do to make our games and gaming experiences better. Later we head to Arrakis to harvest spice...no that's not right. We review Fantasy Flight Game's "Rex: Final Days of an Empire." Rex is a re-theming of the old Avlon Hill board game "Dune." Do the old rules mesh with the new theme and come out fun?  All that and our other not-too-horrible segments including:  - The Hollywood Minute - Total Fan Girl - Do You Ever Notice - When you wish upon a game *New Segment* - & More If you'd like to discuss the show with us and others in our forum thread: .   The following fine organizations help make this show possible:  , on behalf of friendly, professional gaming stores everywhere. , latest gaming news, great stores, & more!      ==Quick Reference== The News:   48 min Wishes for Game Industry:  52 min Hollywood Minute: 1 hr 40 min Total Fan Girl: 1 hr 54 min When You Wish Upon a Game: 2 hr 0 min Rex Detailed Review: 2 hr 3 min     Links Discussed in the show: Craig's Blog: Russ's Blog:  Total Fan Girl Blog:  Pulp Gamer Network:     

In this episode Dan Yarrington of Myriad Games joins Craig and Russ to have a book club style discussion about The Hunger Games. Warning, here be spoilers. Arrgh.

Extra Life is a way gamers can help kids.  In this episode the D6G crew discuss what its about and interview Dan from Myriad Games.  How did he decide to get involved with Extra Life, and what is all this stuff about GameSalute.com? Later, it's time to go back in time and play Founding Fathers.  What do the guys think of this Euro-style game about the writing of the US Constitution? All that and our other not-too-horrible segments including:  - The Hollywood Minute - Total Fan Girl - The Nutshell - Do You Ever Notice - & More If you'd like to discuss the show with us and others in our forum thread: .   The following fine organizations help make this show possible:  , on behalf of friendly, professional gaming stores everywhere.          ==Quick Reference== The News:  1hr 1 min Dan Interview:  1 hr 6 min Hollywood Minute: 1hr  55min Total Fan Girl: 2 hr 4 min Nutshell: 2 hr 22min Founding Fathers Review: 2 hr 31 min      Links Discussed in the show: Craig's Bookshelf:  Raef's Blog:  Craig's Blog:  Total Fan Girl Blog:  Pulp Gamer Network:     

This is the second part of two in which Tom and Eric talk about the best games of 2009. This show is simply our top ten games. Joining us is our regular cast of contributors, including Joe Steadman, Sam Healey, Giles Pritchard, Mary Prasad, Moritz Eggert, Erik Herman, Mark Zielinski, and Melody Vasel. We also have guest contributors such as the D6 Generation, the Spiel, On Board Games, Game On!, Myriad Games, and Garrett's Games and Geekiness Podcasts. Lots of opinions on 2009 - and whether or not it was a great year of gaming.

In this show, the first part of two, Tom and Eric talk about the best and worst games of 2009. They discuss the worst game, biggest disappointment, biggest surprise, best expansion, best war game, best artwork, coolest components, best party game, and more! Joining us is our regular cast of contributors, including Joe Steadman, Sam Healey, Giles Pritchard, Moritz Eggert, Mary Prasad, Erik Herman, Mark Zielinski, and Melody Vasel. We also have guest contributors such as the D6 Generation, the Spiel, On Board Games, Game On!, Myriad Games, and Garrett's Games and Geekiness Podcasts. Lots of opinions on 2009 - and whether or not it was a great year of gaming.

This is the second part of two in which Tom and Eric talk about the best games of 2009. This show is simply our top ten games. Joining us is our regular cast of contributors, including Joe Steadman, Sam Healey, Giles Pritchard, Mary Prasad, Moritz Eggert, Erik Herman, Mark Zielinski, and Melody Vasel. We also have guest contributors such as the D6 Generation, the Spiel, On Board Games, Game On!, Myriad Games, and Garrett's Games and Geekiness Podcasts. Lots of opinions on 2009 - and whether or not it was a great year of gaming.

In this show, the first part of two, Tom and Eric talk about the best and worst games of 2009. They discuss the worst game, biggest disappointment, biggest surprise, best expansion, best war game, best artwork, coolest components, best party game, and more! Joining us is our regular cast of contributors, including Joe Steadman, Sam Healey, Giles Pritchard, Moritz Eggert, Mary Prasad, Erik Herman, Mark Zielinski, and Melody Vasel. We also have guest contributors such as the D6 Generation, the Spiel, On Board Games, Game On!, Myriad Games, and Garrett's Games and Geekiness Podcasts. Lots of opinions on 2009 - and whether or not it was a great year of gaming.

Space Hulk, the classic game of sci-fi corridor crawling combat has returned in its third edition.  The D6G team take you inside the box and give you all the details of the re-done Games Workshop classic. But first we sit down with Dan from Myriad Games to discuss game stores.  Just how does one become a store owner?  Is it a lot of work?  And how friendly and professional do you really have to be?  All that and our usual 'not too horrible' humor, with features such as: - When Wives Attack - The Hollywood Minute - Rapid Fire- What's in the News- & More If you'd like to discuss the show with us and others in our forum thread: . The following fine organizations help make this show possible: , on behalf of friendly, professional gaming stores everywhere.      ==Quick Reference== The News with breaking Privateer Press info: 54 min Hollywood Minute: 1hr 1min Interview with Dan: 1hr 6 min When Wives Attack: 1 hr 49 min Space Hulk Review: 2 hr 7 min Discussed in the show: When Wives Attack Blog: Craig's Blog: Wargamer Radio Network: Pulp Gamer Network: