Podcasts about mystery rummy

Hello friends and welcome to The Five By. Your quatriweekly source of rapid-fire board game reviews. 00:00 Sarah - Introduction 00:34 John - First Rat (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/347703/first-rat) 05:24 Mason - Mystery Rummy: Jekyll & Hyde (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/1265/mystery-rummy-jekyll-hyde) (Episode 19 (https://thefiveby.fireside.fm/19)) 10:24 Sarah - Paint the Roses (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/253759/paint-roses) 15:30 Meeple Lady - Project L (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/260180/project-l) 20:35 Jose - Bullet♥︎ (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/307305/bullet) (Bullet⭐ (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/343844/bullet)) 26:35 Ruel - Outro

In this re-air of a Biography of a Board Game from July 2017, Scott takes us through the history of former Ludology co-host Mike Fitzgerald's Mystery Rummy series of games.

Dan Patriss is back to share the latest news from Restoration Games, Marvel Champions and Wiz Kids! Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers Patron at http://patreon.com/MajorSpoilers. It will help ensure Munchkin Land continues far into the future! Join our Discord server and chat with fellow Spoilerites! (https://discord.gg/jWF9BbF) Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com NEWS Restoration games Omega Virus Prologue  2p card game Q3 '21 Marvel Champions:The Hood Scenario Pack This fall and $15 Steve Jackson games announce Munkin Farkle- - November $25 Wiz Kids will release new Versions of Mike Fitzgeralds great series the Mystery Rummy series called Detective Rummy and will be designed by Fitzgerald and Ralph Anderson Renegade Games G.I. JOE Deck-Building Game-- October Release PRE-ORDERS HERE -- $45 Horrified:American Monsters October starting off exclusive to Target Cryptid:Urban Legends  April ‘22 release--- 2p sequel to Cryptid Grand Gamers Guild will be doing a KS next month for the Artemis Odyssey- re-implementation of 2009 Ad Astra -- Designers saying it will faster and more dynamic. KICKSTARTER Architects of the West Kingdom: Works of Wonder Thunder Rolls -- Richard Launius GameFound Divinus -- Lucky Duck Games

Dan Patriss is back to share the latest news from Restoration Games, Marvel Champions and Wiz Kids! Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers Patron at http://patreon.com/MajorSpoilers. It will help ensure Munchkin Land continues far into the future! Join our Discord server and chat with fellow Spoilerites! (https://discord.gg/jWF9BbF) Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com NEWS Restoration games Omega Virus Prologue  2p card game Q3 '21 Marvel Champions:The Hood Scenario Pack This fall and $15 Steve Jackson games announce Munkin Farkle- - November $25 Wiz Kids will release new Versions of Mike Fitzgeralds great series the Mystery Rummy series called Detective Rummy and will be designed by Fitzgerald and Ralph Anderson Renegade Games G.I. JOE Deck-Building Game-- October Release PRE-ORDERS HERE -- $45 Horrified:American Monsters October starting off exclusive to Target Cryptid:Urban Legends  April ‘22 release--- 2p sequel to Cryptid Grand Gamers Guild will be doing a KS next month for the Artemis Odyssey- re-implementation of 2009 Ad Astra -- Designers saying it will faster and more dynamic. KICKSTARTER Architects of the West Kingdom: Works of Wonder Thunder Rolls -- Richard Launius GameFound Divinus -- Lucky Duck Games

This episode we chat to legendary card game designer Mike Fitzgerald!Mike is the brains behind some of the most recognizable hobby card games in the market today including Mystery Rummy, Diamonds & the deck-builder Baseball Highlight 2045.Before all those however, he was the man behind one of the earliest collectible card games to follow Magic: The Gathering's release, WYVERN. We discuss that games design & development, then talk about his other CCG projects.Mike also shares his experience creating & pitching a game to World Wrestling Entertainment. The story takes a dark turn when the game is released & Mike is not credited for his work.Join us to hear these & dozens of other behind-the-scenes stories for the trading card games that Mike has worked on.You can find CCGhistory at:Twitter.com/CCGhistoryFacebook.com/CCGhistoryYouTube.com/CCGhistory[Music Credit: The Crypts — Rockin' Roman]

Tonight we visit our first American destination: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania! Tonight we talk about Edgar Allen Poe, the Eastern State Penn, a morbid museum and a very haunted, historical fort! Also!!!!! I launch my free Mystery Rummy game giveaway! All entries need to be in by Nov. 19th! Good luck!

“Wouldn't you like to see something strange … Come with us and you will see” … Cardboard Mama and The Husband's top 10 board and card games to ring in Halloween. Looking for something to bring to the table this month? Look no further! Also, it is the first combined top 10 list! **** Spoilers: Games discussed include Mansions of Madness, Horrified, The Bloody Inn, Mystery Rummy, Broom Service, Betrayal at House on the Hill, Nightfall, Hocus Pocus and more! Bonus Unnecessary Expansion segment on the best Halloween books for kids! Happy Halloween! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/playswellwithtwo/message

Today, we are continuing our series of exploring the design decisions behind our own games! Emma and Scott sit down with Gil to talk about his game High Rise; about how it started life as an auction game, and the twisty route it took to publication. SHOW NOTES 1m23s - Gil discussed the Wag auction in his Networks design diary on BGG. 2m45s - Gil's game Battle Merchants. 3m31s - A "MacGuffin" is an object in a film that the characters all want, but the actual nature of the object is irrelevant (like the briefcase in Pulp Fiction). All that matters from the perspective of the film is that the characters want it. Looney Labs has since published an actual game with this term, Get the MacGuffin. 4m03s - Gil's game The Networks. 6m24s - Games with auctions as an element in the game: Princes of Florence, Goa 6m54s - Knizia games that are built entirely around their auctions: Ra, Modern Art, Medici, High Society 8m18s - The digital board game Sumer (Gil credited Josh Raab with the game design, but neglected to mention co-designers Geoffrey Suthers, Misha Favorov, and Sig Gunnarsson). 8m51s - The legendary video game M.U.L.E. - not a commercial success, but since regarded as seminal and influential. For a while, "M.U.L.E. as a board game" was a game designer's grail, but that's since been handled by board games Wealth of Nations, Planet Steam, and of course, M.U.L.E. The Board Game. 14m41s - Gil is talking about Roger Caillois, and his book Man, Play, and Games. Play is usually associated with having no real-world implications, but Caillois knew to draw in gambling as a counter-example. 19m04s - High Rise's look would not have nearly been so amazing without the graphic design of Heiko Günther and the illustrations of Kwanchai Moriya. 20m36s - Rocco is also designer of the game Ninja Dice. 23m04s - You can follow the High Rise Kickstarter here; it goes live on October 6. 24m54s - Bryn Smith runs Doomsday Robots, a board game publishing company. 27m02s - Expancity, Manhattan. The Manhattan kaiju "expansion" Gil was thinking of turned out to be a variant designed by Brian Bankler and Eric Moore. 27m56s - The amazing Daniel Newman, who is quite an excellent game designer himself (he made Dead Man's Cabal), and who is designing the High Rise plastic buildings. 28m11s - Not to mention, Elastoplast is a brand of bandages. 28m59s - The High Rise design diary. 30m28s - Gil's online playtest group, Remote Playtesting. 32m24s - Two rondel games, both by Mac Gerdts: Navegador, and Imperial. 33m57s - Time track games similar to High Rise: Tokaido, Glen More, Francis Drake, and Kraftwagen. 34m28s - Ryan Courtney, designer of Pipeline 36m29s - Eric Lang's tweet about turn angst. You can hear more directly from Eric in Ludology 175 - Auld Lang Design. 38m33s - Food Chain Magnate. 45m33s - Geoff and Gil discussed ludonarrative dissonance in Ludology 190 - Diabolus in Ludica. A positive example of ludonarrative dissonance: Unspeakable Words. 46m55s - Cloudspire. 50m28s - Emma is referring to Ludology 209 - The 6 Zones of Play. 51m51s - Bohnanza 51m58s - Here's an example of Magic Card flicking. It's even worse when the cards are sleeved. 55m36s - Uno, The Mystery Rummy series of games. 59m33s - The Sears Tower in Chicago is now called the Willis Tower. 1h02m57s - The preview page for the High Rise Kickstarter campaign.

The Husband suggested that the board game collection needs a trim. Cardboard Mama jumped on the suggestion, and we're doin' it with the microphone turned on! ... then we realized we would need to break it down into multiple episodes. Welcome to the second installment! This episode has games from Galaxy Trucker to Mystery Rummy. Which board games stay, which ones have a new home on the Shelf of Reckoning (gets one more play before final decision) and which ones are we saying goodbye to? Find out now! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/playswellwithtwo/message

Hello and welcome to The Five By. Your favorite source of rapid-fire board game reviews. 00:00 Mike - Introduction 00:38 Ruel - Zany Penguins (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/190639/zany-penguins) 04:55 Nicole - Medici: The Card Game (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/202288/medici-card-game) 9:46 Mason - Animals on Board (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/191572/animals-board) 14:36 Mike - Oaxaca: Crafts of a Culture (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/147241/oaxaca-crafts-culture)* 20:07 Sarah - Mystery Rummy: Jack the Ripper (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/106/mystery-rummy-jack-ripper) 24:56 Ruth - Outro 25:18 Network Bumper Inside Voices Network (https://www.insidevoicesnetwork.com/) *Oaxaca at Undine Studios (http://undinestudios.com/oaxaca.html) Special Guest: Nicole Hoye.

Hello and welcome to The Five By. Your favorite source for rapid-fire board game reviews. 00:00 Sarah - Introduction 00:37 Mason - Mystery Rummy: Jekyll & Hyde* 05:37 Mike - Seeland+ 11:09 Ruth - EXIT game series 16:17 Sarah - Onirim 2nd Edition 21:22 Kathryn - Healthy Heart Hospital 26:11 Stephanie - Outro 26:40 Network Bumper *http://FiveByGames.com/14 +http://wdyptwbra.libsyn.com/what-did-you-play-this-week-podcast-thing-week-82 Inside Voices Network: https://www.insidevoicesnetwork.com/

Scott takes a look at the history of the Mystery Rummy series, by a designer y'all might know... Duration: 6:24

This week, we attempt to crack the case of why Mystery Rummy: Jack the Ripper is such a darn good game -- and if it hadn't been for that meddling James, Erin totally would have won. Other topics include fun tourism and pop culture tie-ins and a few harmless but creepy observations.

This week Wash shares his experience with Arcadia Quest, and I get a lot of two player games in as the wife and I go check on our cabin in over Labor Day weekend. I talk about the first time we play Castles of Burgundy as a two player game and the last of the Mystery Rummy series Murders in the Rue Morgue and Escape From Alcatraz under our playing belts. Also talk about learning the rules to Marrow Productions kickstarter game Journey:Wrath of Demons. We also reveal the next evolution in Talon Strikes two player jousting game, Kings Champion, and how you can be a part of it! Kickstarter Projects Mentioned: Epic Card Game The Networks Draco Magi Expansion Skallywags

Jason and Andy chat with friend DJ and Alisa about their experiences with going to game night!

In this show, we talk about Five Tribes, Xia, Krosmaster Junior, Mystery Rummy # 5 - Escape from Alcatraz, X-com, and Pressure Cooker.  We are joined by a host of contributors offering strategy, Christmas gaming, old games, and how to build a game group.  We have a tale of amazement and one of horror, and bring back gaming stererotypes!  Finally, we end the show with our favorite ways to play Catan.

In this show, we talk about Five Tribes, Xia, Krosmaster Junior, Mystery Rummy # 5 - Escape from Alcatraz, X-com, and Pressure Cooker.  We are joined by a host of contributors offering strategy, Christmas gaming, old games, and how to build a game group.  We have a tale of amazement and one of horror, and bring back gaming stererotypes!  Finally, we end the show with our favorite ways to play Catan.

We sit down to chat with Stephen Bounocore, the owner and President of Stronghold Games. We are also surprised by a guest appearance by Mike Fitzgerald, the designer of Diamonds and the Mystery Rummy series. We talk about Stronghold Games, Diamonds, Mystery Rummy and some of our favorite recent games. Listen to our show live every Wednesday at 6:00 PM CST by clicking "Listen Live" at www.kxtr.net or by searching for KXTR 100.7 on TuneIn Radio or I Heart Radio. You can also get updates about the show and board game news at Facebook.com/bagsandboards.

Jason and Andy recap our summer break, Origins, and a couple of 2 player games you'll love! Links and Topics Unpub Website Unpub 5 Kickstarter Mystery Rummy Series Building The Game Podcast Star Realms Brave Rats Origins Game Fair Find more great games, and great gaming podcasts at: The Dice Tower Network

Ryan and Geoff are joined by guest Mike Fitzgerald. Mike is the designer of a variety of card games including the Mystery Rummy series and Hooyah, but also spent many years working on CCGs like Wyvern, Magic, and Pokemon.  Mike joins us to discuss the early history of CCGs, how they changed the gaming industry, and what special design techniques are required for the CCG and LCG arenas. This episode of Ludology is sponsored by Nations, the new publication from lautepelit.fi. Nations will be released at Essen 2013. Duration: 01:14:12