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We're at SHUX! Well, we were, and while we were there, we tricked Tom Brewster of Shut Up & Sit Down to take time away from his busy schedule to join us on stage. This episode was recorded live, and we talk about games that are in some ways, a little bit weird. Before things get odd, we talk about Dungeons, Dice & Danger, Fun Facts, Turncoats, and Flick Fleck. 03:52 - Dungeons, Dice & Danger 09:07 - Fun Facts 15:03 - Turncoats 20:58 - Flick Fleck 27:39 - Weird games 28:36 - Mord im Arosa 31:03 - Nyctophobia 31:26 - Tajuto 34:21 - The Field of the Cloth of Gold 36:01 - Cosmic Frog 36:58 - Turing Machine 40:45 - Chaosmos 42:50 - XCOM: The Board Game 43:52 - Now Boarding 44:39 - Flowerfall 45:30 - Who Soiled the Toilet? Check out our wiki at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/wiki Join the discussion at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/discord Join our Facebook group at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/facebook Get a Board Game Barrage T-shirt at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/store

James, Pete, JD and Dines have been in a hot hot room, then return to other hot rooms to talk all about the fantastic mega game experience they had in London on 18 June. That game was First Contact 2035 run by Very Large Huge Games. Basically, aliens arrive, but earth? Well, we got other problems.So what is a mega game? Well, it is a game, but it is not quite a LARP, and it is not quite a model UN, there are 200+ players, there are aliens, and dice, but also at some point you can frame your friends for having weapons of mass destruction... We natter about our experiences on the day, the odd stuff that occured while we attempted to maintain control and generally break down why we had such a great time. We should also say when we mention the actions of other countries, these in no way represent our opinions of them in real life, just within the world of the mega game. Finally, we also attempt to put the game back into our minis loving box by talk what we could maybe apply some mega game etho to our plastic, metal and resin habits.Mentioned in the podcast were:Very Large Huge Games: https://www.verylargehugegames.com/Mega Game Assembly: https://www.megagameassembly.com/Shut Up Sit Down's 2015 classic Watch The Skies episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hN71v9H_gg8Photo of Tom D and James used with permission from Very Large Huge Games Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James, Pete, JD and Dines have been in a hot hot room, then return to other hot rooms to talk all about the fantastic mega game experience they had in London on 18 June. That game was First Contact 2035 run by Very Large Huge Games. Basically, aliens arrive, but earth? Well, we got other problems. So what is a mega game? Well, it is a game, but it is not quite a LARP, and it is not quite a model UN, there are 200+ players, there are aliens, and dice, but also at some point you can frame your friends for having weapons of mass destruction... We natter about our experiences on the day, the odd stuff that occured while we attempted to maintain control and generally break down why we had such a great time. We should also say when we mention the actions of other countries, these in no way represent our opinions of them in real life, just within the world of the mega game. Finally, we also attempt to put the game back into our minis loving box by talk what we could maybe apply some mega game etho to our plastic, metal and resin habits. Mentioned in the podcast were: Very Large Huge Games: https://www.verylargehugegames.com/ Mega Game Assembly: https://www.megagameassembly.com/ Shut Up Sit Down's 2015 classic Watch The Skies episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hN71v9H_gg8 Photo of Tom D and James used with permission from Very Large Huge Games

Opener: Please join my Discord server https://discord.io/BoardgamesToGo ! There you can find other BGTG listeners, introduce yourself, share some current gaming thoughts, find online opponents, and maybe even meet someone who lives within driving distance of you in the real world. I almost can't believe I've made it to episode 200! Even though my boardgame podcast has been around a long time (the longest!), contemporaries like The Dice Tower and Garrett's Games and Geekiness are closer to a thousand episodes. "Newcomes" like Shut Up & Sit Down will be passing me very quickly in terms of episodes...they all passed me in terms of audience long ago. But that's ok--I remind myself that I do this podcast largely to make a contribution to the hobby and get my voice out there. That a loyal handful of you listen & enjoy it is icing on the cake. I should've asked my wife to take a photo of Dave Arnott and I recording this episode. There's a photo of us recording one long ago, perhaps the earlier retrospective we did about the hobby. That was episode 75, back in 2007, now 15 years ago! At that time we were reflecting on how things were different, mostly better, than when we both entered the hobby after Settlers and Siggins. We were looking back on a decade or so, feeling that we were "old men" in the hobby. Now we can look back on a quarter-century of boardgaming, and we're REALLY the old men now. A lot has already been written about how the hobby is different now than it was in the past. Everything from Kickstarter to under-represented folks to co-op games to social media to "mainstreaming" our games with distribution in Target or Barnes & Noble. Dave & I touch on some of that, but we don't try to analyze the industry or the hobby so much as our changing experience. To some degree, I think all of us go through an "arc" in this hobby: discovery, enthusiasm, purchasing, missing old favorites, downsizing, and a "settling in" for years of enjoyment with old friends. Is that right? What do you suppose is next for me? Whatever you think about that, thank you for helping me get to 200 episodes, no matter how long it took. I still think about games all the time, play them almost as much as ever, am interested in new trends as well as old favorites...and feel compelled to share my opinions. It's how I came up in this hobby--hearing others' opinions. Boardgames are inherently social and communal. Perhaps it only makes sense that talking about them is a related activity. -Mark

It's the grand finale of the event of events that is the BGB Top 50 Games of All-time! These are our ten absolute favourite games, and, fittingly, it's a bumper episode with more than one surprise. Joining us in the peanut gallery this week, it's none other than the manic imp of Shut Up & Sit Down himself, the absolute mad genius that is Tom Brewster. Buckle in, it's going to get weird. 02:36 - Kellen #10 - El Grande 04:08 - Mark #10 - 1830: Railways & Robber Barons 07:44 - Neilan #10 - Exit: The Game 11:08 - Christina #10 - I'm the Boss! 14:53 - Kellen #9 - Inis 18:05 - Mark #9 - The Estates 20:13 - Neilan #9 - Guards of Atlantis II 23:20 - Christina #9 - Lost Cities 28:28 - Kellen #8 - Diplomacy 31:18 - Mark #8 - Hansa Teutonica 34:02 - Neilan #8 - Pictomania 37:20 - Christina #8 - Twice as Clever! 41:07 - Kellen #7 - Dune 43:43 - Mark #7 - Time's Up! Title Recall! 45:33 - Neilan #7 - Tzolk'in: The Mayan Calendar 48:14 - Christina #7 - Blood Rage 53:03 - Kellen #6 - Cosmic Encounter 55:03 - Mark #6 - Brass: Lancashire 56:56 - Neilan #6 - Sidereal Confluence: Trading and Negotiation in the Elysian Quadrant 1:00:06 - Christina #6 - Babylonia 1:05:31 - Kellen #5 - Troyes 1:05:31 - Christina #5 - Troyes 1:10:06 - Mark #5 - Arboretum 1:12:11 - Neilan #5 - Time's Up! Title Recall! 1:14:15 - Kellen #4 - I'm the Boss! 1:16:57 - Mark #4 - Fresh Fish 1:19:56 - Neilan #4 - Gloomhaven 1:22:25 - Christina #4 - El Grande 1:25:26 - Kellen #3 - Cthulhu Wars 1:25:26 - Christina #3 - Cthulhu Wars 1:29:37 - Mark #3 - Caylus 1303 1:31:38 - Neilan #3 - The Resistance 1:35:24 - Kellen #2 - Archipelago 1:38:02 - Mark #2 - Race for the Galaxy 1:41:12 - Neilan #2 - Through the Ages: A New Story of Civilization 1:45:45 - Christina #2 - Time's Up! Title Recall! 1:51:46 - Christina #1 - Innovation 1:51:46 - Kellen #1 - Innovation 1:57:28 - Mark #1 - Biblios 1:59:34 - Neilan #1 - A Feast for Odin Check out Shut Up & Sit Down: https://www.shutupandsitdown.com Check out our wiki at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/wiki Join the discussion at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/discord Join our Facebook group at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/facebook Get a Board Game Barrage T-shirt at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/store

Happy New Year! We mean it this time...no, really...please? This month we're taking a look back at the good times in 2021 - yes, there were some - as we discuss our favorite games from the past year. We also have some additional material on the games we DIDN'T discuss, as well as a look ahead to 2022, but Your Humble Editor is tired enough that that's going to be released as a special bonus episode in a week or so in order to keep THIS episode from being any later than it already is. Included in this episode: "Hey, guys...that's not how frogs work." (Well, Mike, the frogs aren't the only thing that's a mile high...) Possibly the weirdest game we've discussed all year, and Frank didn't even pick it!  Joe confuses an episode of this podcast - which he was in - with Shut Up & Sit Down. (If only their subscribers and sponsors would do the same!) Mike's insane Initiative journal (WARNING - spoilers, and an F-bomb, within!) Did you just say "Slurp Gerblers"? (Yes, and we wish they hadn't.) What top game is described as having "Frenchiness"? (It's totally a word, shut up.) We TOTALLY all remembered the excellent Dune Imperium.  Plus a few links to things that are mentioned in this episode, but exist outside it: A link to watch Mike play the Arkham Horror LCG every Sunday, and other games on other days.  The iOS Aeon's End turn order app Jayson recommends A place where you can give us an iTunes review (hint, hint!) As usual, we'd love to have you visit our website and let us know what kinds of games we should discuss next. You're also more than welcome to comment on the episode page, or our Facebook page, or tag @ascentofgames on Twitter - however you prefer to share your opinions with us. As always, we appreciate your listening and would love to hear your comments. Happy new year, and stay safe out there! Website: https://www.ascentofboardgames.com Email: ascentofboardgames@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ascentboardgames/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ascentofgames Discord: http://discord.ascentofboardgames.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ascentofboardgames/ And, occasionally, Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/ascentofboardgames Intro and outro music is "Evening Melodrama" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under a Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. The Ascent of Board Games is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Some rights reserved. Thank you for listening!

It's part five of our venerable draft series, a series so loved that it's now in syndication! We're moving on to the tail end of the BGB Top 500, but the format stays the same: draft five games to build a standalone collection that's better than the others. Vote for your favourite, and you can win $50! Before we collect royalties, we talk about PARKS, Fairy Trails, Abandon All Artichokes, and So Clover! 03:39 - PARKS 11:04 - Tokaido 12:40 - Fairy Trails 16:37 - Abandon All Artichokes 20:48 - So Clover! 26:36 - BGB and SUSD at AwShux 26:58 - PAX Unplugged Math Trade 28:53 - Drafting BGG's #301-400 31:18 - Smartphone Inc. 32:09 - Pipeline 33:32 - Sidereal Confluence: Trading and Negotiation in the Elysian Quadrant 34:23 - Archipelago 35:37 - Time's Up! Title Recall! 36:21 - Pax Porfiriana 38:18 - Libertalia 40:29 - 1846: The Race for the Midwest 41:22 - Wavelength 42:30 - The King's Dilemma 43:50 - Hanabi 45:33 - No Thanks! 47:18 - Ingenious 48:12 - Chess 49:49 - Taj Mahal Check out our draft with Shut Up & Sit Down at AwSHUX: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1185759979?t=04h09m50s Check out our wiki at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/wiki Join the discussion at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/discord Join our Facebook group at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/facebook Get a Board Game Barrage T-shirt at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/store

#348: “You don't know my marriage, so how can you say my marriage can be fixed?” More often than not a marriage can be fixed, especially if both couples are willing to put in the work to make it work, but also even if only one starts the process. To that extent, there is a very simply formula to follow once you commit to save the marriage. We discuss the gist of how to do just that.

Join Frank and Peter for a conversation with Andrew Navaro, founder and creative director of Earthborne Games, the first offering of which, Earthborne Rangers, is a cooperative card game set in the far future that's on Kickstarter right now. We talk to Andrew about how the game plays (including character creation, winning and losing and other game mechanics), what he learned about cooperative card games from his decade at FFG, why sustainability matters and what inspired this game, among much else!  Earthborne Rangers on Kickstarter is here.  Two other Andrew interviews: Team Covenant and Shut Up & Sit Down. Amazing logo courtesy of this guy Join Drawn to the Flame on Patreon: www.patreon.com/drawntotheflame Buy Drawn to the Flame shirts, jumpers and mugs: www.designbyhumans.com/shop/drawntotheflame Email us on drawntotheflamepodcast@gmail.com | Twitter is here and Facebook is here. Thank you for listening and subscribing.

We love Friedemann Friese, so much so that we're devoting a whole episode to the green-haired designer - a comprehensive look back at his contribution to the hobby, and how we've gotten on with his games over the years. If you've never played one of his games, let us help correct that. Before we give the fantastic fellow our full focus, we talk about Kubb, Pictures, and The Field of the Cloth of Gold. 03:20 - Kubb 08:20 - Pictures 16:12 - The Field of the Cloth of Gold 23:39 - Golden Geek Awards 25:24 - Board Game Barrage vs. Shut Up & Sit Down! 27:44 - Friedemann Friese 29:17 - Power Grid 36:21 - Copycat 37:11 - 504 38:43 - Fearsome Floors 39:43 - Fauna 41:22 - Friday 42:03 - Fabled Fruit 43:41 - Fast Sloths 44:27 - Fresh Fish 45:46 - Finished! 46:20 - Funny Friends Vote in the Golden Geek Awards! https://boardgamebarrage.com/vote Join the discussion at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/discord Join our Facebook group at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/facebook Get a Board Game Barrage T-shirt at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/store

Well, we came in last this month, but this episode has finally arrived - time to discuss racing games! (Although, as we mention at the end, almost all games can be defined as racing games in one way or another.) Sadly, we are still limited by lockdown audio quality, but hopefully you still find it listenable. Thanks for bearing with us!   In this episode: The world's oldest recorded trash talk. ("Observe my three!") If you want a groovy new copy of ancient board game, these guys can help. A pair of great videos about the Royal Game of Ur and how its rules were reconstructed. This whole Shut Up & Sit Down video is great, but I've skipped to the part about the Game of Goose. The cutest little dashboards from Formula-1. And, of course, some Top ASS Dollars! (Apologies to Altenburger Spielkarten; we are American, and also apparently about nine years old.) As always, we appreciate your listening and would love to hear your comments on any or all of these items, and especially a review on iTunes if you have the time and inclination! Website: https://www.ascentofboardgames.com Email: ascentofboardgames@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ascentboardgames/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ascentofgames Discord: http://discord.ascentofboardgames.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ascentofboardgames/ Intro and outro music is "Evening Melodrama" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License.   The Ascent of Board Games is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Some rights reserved.   Thank you for listening!

Drew forces Landree to watch the "Treasure Island" episode from YouTube board game review channel Shut Up & Sit Down. Also: Brain Mush, Zoom Anxiety, and Food Talk

"You two are idiots."-QuinnsWe are live (on tape)! With special guest Quintin Smith aka Quinns from Shut Up & Sit Down. Also featuring guest appearances from French Canadian snack cakes, passive aggression, wonderful prizes (none for you, sorry, all gone), and the man who saved your life, Vasili Arkhipov! Also some feedback and noise from the megagame next door. Oh, well.Games Played Last Week: -Irish Gauge 8m34s (Tom Russell, Capstone Games, 2014)-Mandala 10m39s (Trevor Benjamin & Brett J. Gilbert, Lookout Games, 2019)-Warband: Against the Darkness 15m20s (Micah Fuller, Dyskami Publishing Company, 2015)-Ragusa 18m29s (Fabio Lopiano, Capstone Games, 2019)-Flash Duel 22m43s (David Sirlin, Sirlin Games, 2010)-Cowboy Bebop: Boardgame Boogie 27m17s (Josh Derksen, Thomas M. Gofton, & Aron Murch, Jasco Games, 2019)-Glory to Rome 29m37s (Carl Chudyk, Cambridge Games Factory, 2005)-Labyrinthos 31m07s (Lindsey Rose, Dog Might Games, 2020)-Quacks of Quedlinburg 36m03s (Wolfgang Warsch, Schmidt Spiele, 2018)-Ancient Civilizations of the Inner Sea 42m22s (Mark McLaughlin & Chris Vorder Bruegge, GMT Games, 2019)News (and why it doesn't matter):-Boardgame anime! 48m24s-Kemet 1.5 in English 50m38s-Cooper Island 51m17s -Arkhipov Day on October 27th 51m36s Audience Questions 54m31s

"You two are idiots."-QuinnsWe are live (on tape)! With special guest Quintin Smith aka Quinns from Shut Up & Sit Down. Also featuring guest appearances from French Canadian snack cakes, passive aggression, wonderful prizes (none for you, sorry, all gone), and the man who saved your life, Vasili Arkhipov! Also some feedback and noise from the megagame next door. Oh, well.Games Played Last Week: -Irish Gauge 8m34s (Tom Russell, Capstone Games, 2014)-Mandala 10m39s (Trevor Benjamin & Brett J. Gilbert, Lookout Games, 2019)-Warband: Against the Darkness 15m20s (Micah Fuller, Dyskami Publishing Company, 2015)-Ragusa 18m29s (Fabio Lopiano, Capstone Games, 2019)-Flash Duel 22m43s (David Sirlin, Sirlin Games, 2010)-Cowboy Bebop: Boardgame Boogie 27m17s (Josh Derksen, Thomas M. Gofton, & Aron Murch, Jasco Games, 2019)-Glory to Rome 29m37s (Carl Chudyk, Cambridge Games Factory, 2005)-Labyrinthos 31m07s (Lindsey Rose, Dog Might Games, 2020)-Quacks of Quedlinburg 36m03s (Wolfgang Warsch, Schmidt Spiele, 2018)-Ancient Civilizations of the Inner Sea 42m22s (Mark McLaughlin & Chris Vorder Bruegge, GMT Games, 2019)News (and why it doesn't matter):-Boardgame anime! 48m24s-Kemet 1.5 in English 50m38s-Cooper Island 51m17s -Arkhipov Day on October 27th 51m36s Audience Questions 54m31s

Shut Up & Sit Down's very own Quintin Smith joins us live on stage at SHUX 2019! We play a rousing game of Hundreds of Horses, discuss some games from the convention, and lay out the unspoken truths of board games - opinions about the hobby we vehemently hold, even if everyone else is too afraid to say it. Before we speak truth to power, we talk about Deep Blue, Curios, Obscurio, and Vast: The Mysterious Manor. 02:51 - Hundreds of Horses 08:05 - Deep Blue 11:44 - Curios 16:03 - Obscurio 20:55 - Vast: The Mysterious Manor 28:07 - Unspoken Truths of Board Games 29:05 - Neilan: Theme and storytelling 32:22 - Flamme Rouge 33:40 - Too Many Bones 34:16 - Kellen: The decline of interactivity 36:40 - Troyes 37:47 - Hansa Teutonica 38:26 - Agricola 38:26 - A Feast for Odin 39:10 - Mark: Playing to win 41:48 - Inis 45:20 - Twilight Imperium 47:55 - Quinns: Reading flavor text 50:03 - Pax Pamir (Second Edition) 50:58 - Scythe

Paul Dean (writer, journalist, and co-founder of Shut Up & Sit Down) on The Pet Shop Boys, Bruce Springsteen, Joni Mitchell, Sandy Denny, and Jason Isbell.

Although it's usually not the wrong choice to stand up, speek up, shut up and sitdown, it's worth considering if this may be the time to just shut up and sit down. We've all heard about the benefits of being able to speek well, but just because you can speek well doesn't mean you should. Let's give some thought to the benefits of keeping our mouths shut. For example, Will Rogers pointed out what seems obvious but is frequently ignored. He said, “Never miss a good chance to shut up.” Austin O'Malley knew the chief benefit of silence, “If you keep your mouth shut you will never put your foot in it.” Press play to listen to the podcast where you get the full story.

Although it's usually not the wrong choice to stand up, speek up, shut up and sitdown, it's worth considering if this may be the time to just shut up and sit down. We've all heard about the benefits of being able to speek well, but just because you can speek well doesn't mean you should. Let's give some thought to the benefits of keeping our mouths shut. For example, Will Rogers pointed out what seems obvious but is frequently ignored. He said, “Never miss a good chance to shut up.” Austin O'Malley knew the chief benefit of silence, “If you keep your mouth shut you will never put your foot in it.” Press play to listen to the podcast where you get the full story.

Although it's usually not the wrong choice to stand up, speek up, shut up and sitdown, it's worth considering if this may be the time…

Although it’s usually not the wrong choice to stand up, speek up, shut up and sitdown, it’s worth considering if this may be the time to just shut up and sit down. We’ve all heard about the benefits of being able to speek well, but just because you can speek well doesn’t mean you should. Let’s give some thought to the benefits of keeping our mouths shut. For example, Will Rogers pointed out what seems obvious but is frequently ignored. He said, “Never miss a good chance to shut up.” Austin O'Malley knew the chief benefit of silence, “If you keep your mouth shut you will never put your foot in it.” Press play to listen to the podcast where you get the full story.

Responding to your spouse’s inquiries with an emotionally fueled answer will only further aggravate the situation. Proverbs Chapter 15 verse 1 says, "A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.” So, when the conversation with your spouse begins to elevate, you need to change course quickly or you will run the risk of slamming into the wall.

This month, we discuss our playthrough of Dog Eat Dog and the wider theme of colonialism in games. Dog Eat Dog Characters: The Colonisers (Sean) Sapro (Milos) Glucks (Pix) The Dog Eat Dog Rules: 1. The Islanders are inferior to Diogenians 2. Islanders must not get in the way of the dogs 3. Islanders must use Diogenian technology 4. Islanders must not act uncivilised in the presence of Diogenians 5. Islanders must not congregate outside of the town square 6. Islanders must answer all questions from the Diogenians in full Today's games (in order of appearance): Dog Eat Dog (Liam Liwanag Burke) Settlers of Catan (Klaus Teuber) Unsettling Settlers of Catan (Golboo Armani) Archipelago (Christophe Boelinger) Spirit Island (R. Eric Rauss) The Last of Us (Naughty Dog) Freedom: The Underground Railroad (Brian Mayer) Europa Universalis IV (Paradox Interactive) The Shooting of an Elephant (George Orwell): https://www.theshortstory.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Short-stories-George-Orwell-The-Shooting-of-an-Elephant.pdf Shut Up & Sit Down's Review of Dog Eat Dog: https://www.shutupandsitdown.com/review-dog-eat-dog/ Review of Spirit Island: https://www.shutupandsitdown.com/review-spirit-island/ This was a really heavy series of episodes. If you have any questions or comments for us, please get in touch! Contact us at themindgamespodcast@gmail.com  

This week in geek we measure out Torgo hears the call of Malifaux, Updates to The Void, The Bigfoot Escape Room, Shut Up & Sit Down, Playstation leaves E3, The Gamers' Choice Awards, Cassian Andor returns, lost Oswald The Rabbit cartoon found, Johnny Quest, William Goldman, Douglas Rain, John Rogers, The lament of actors' unions, new original anime comes to Netflix, The Time Machine returns, details of the Millennium Falcon ride at Disney and Red Light/Green Light including: Sweet Tooth, Bodhi, The Wish Giver, Night Vision, and The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter. So get out your rulers, it's time for a Geek Shock!

Esattamente a ridosso dell'inaugurazion di Spiel 2018 (in programma a Essen, Germania, dal 25 ottobre al 28 ottobre), ecco una nuova puntata dedicata alle anteprime e ai pro-tip per affrontare la fiera di giochi da tavolo più grande del mondo.Ma andiamo con ordine...Michele è tornato da Vancouver con un pesante jet-lag ma entusiasta per l'esperienza di #Shux18, la convention del podcast Shut Up & Sit Down. Tanti giochi ma non solo: una grande community entusiasta e molti panel interessanti. Una realtà fuori portata per molti europei ma che vale la pena di approfondire.Abbiamo selezionato ancora un paio di giochi dall'immensa lista delle uscite programmate per Essen Spiel. In particolare Paolo ha parlato di:- Airship City - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/256442/airship-city- Endeavour - Le rotte dell'impero - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/233398/endeavor-age-sail versione retail del kickstarter di successo, remake di un gioco di quasi 10 anni or sono.Infine Federico, veterano delle missioni a Essen, cerca di dare ai nostri ascoltatori qualche pro-tip per sopravvivere alla fiera: dove dormire, come e cosa mangiare, dove trovare bancomat funzionanti, etc.Sostienici su Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ildadoincantato

Per la prima volta siamo al microfono in tre! In qualche modo in questa puntata diamo il benvenuto ufficiale a Michele Sciotto Marotta che ha fatto il suo ingresso al Dado Incantato ormai qualche settimana fa e sta portando qualità ed engagement alla nostra community.Mi scuso in anticipo (Paolo) per la poca lucidità. I ragazzi erano molto più preparati di me.In questa puntata facciamo un piccolo resoconto delle principali novità che la GenCon 2018 ha portato nel mondo del gioco da tavolo. In particolare abbiamo citato:Gunkimono - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/251890/gunkimonoNyctohpobia - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/249505/nyctophobiaUltimate werewolf Legacy - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/206715/ultimate-werewolf-legacyYellow & Yangtze - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/244114/yellow-yangtzeScarabya - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/244330/scarabya Approfondendo poi solamente questo titolo:The Estates - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/249381/estates Detective - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/223321/detective-modern-crime-board-game Per proseguire vi diamo una piccola anticipazione di SHUX18, la convention esclusiva organizzata a Vancouver (Canada) dai ragazzi del podcast anglofono Shut Up & Sit Down che mediante Michele avremo la fortuna di vivere in prima linea quest'anno. Se ancora non seguite i loro lavori noi ve lo consigliamo caldamente.Approdiamo poi ad Essen con un mesetto di anticipo e cominciamo a spulciare tra le preview che già stanno comparendo online da ormai qualche settimana. Questa è una prima puntata ovviamente alla quale daremo un follow up a breve: come sempre tra Essen e Lucca Comics & Games ci aspetta un autunno ricco di novità. Abbiamo citato questi giochi:Everdell - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/199792/everdell Root - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/237182/root Imaginarium - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/218804/imaginarium Century: Eastern Wonders - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/242574/century-eastern-wonders Spring Meadowe - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/253684/spring-meadow Reykholt - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/241831/reykholt Approfondendo questi:Patchwork Express - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/246639/patchwork-expressOmega Jump - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/245657/omega-jump Welcome to… - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/233867/welcome Railroad Ink - https://boardgamegeek.com/image/4221282/railroad-ink-deep-blue-edition Gnomeland - https://boardgamegeek.com/image/4199518/gnomelandKing's Dilemma - https://boardgamegeek.com/image/3956355/kings-dilemma Holding On: The Troubled Life of Billy Kerr - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/245444/holding-troubled-life-billy-kerr

What happens when Robin's throat is so swollen he can't really speak?You get a replay of last Christmas' interview with Quinns from Shut Up & Sit Down, becasue boardgames are awesome and you should play more of them. Quintin Smith, or Quinns as he is known, runs one of the greatest boardgame sites ever - Shut Up and Sit Down. You shoud go and visit it and find out mroe about games! https://www.shutupandsitdown.com/   Or visit Coaching for Geeks and check out our courses - how festive! - https://www.coachingforgeeks.com/cfg-courses/ Or our webinars! - https://www.coachingforgeeks.com/home/what-we-do/webinars/ And you should defineitly jojn the Facebook group where the daily geek action happens - https://www.facebook.com/groups/coachingforgeeks/ Don't forget, every time you subcribe on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, or TuneIn Radio a geek gets a peek inside the TARDIS!See you next week for a new epsiode.

In our eighty-sixth episode, Aaron talks about his recent participation in the Clash of Creators Star Realms tournament and we talk about what we've been playing recently. We also review the dice drafting fantasy character building game Roll Player. Then we are joined by Paul Dean of Shut Up & Sit Down to talk about his experience putting SHUX 2017 together and have some rapid fire listener questions for him. This episode is sponsored by Game Trayz & Board Game Bliss

This week on Episode 21 of Whose Turn Is It Anyway Jacob, Paul and Robin are joined by guest Ryan LaFlamme of The Cardboard Republic to talk about all things Board Game Media. In light of recent reviews (Shut Up Sit Down talking about Cards Against Humanity, and a counter argument from …

In this episode our heroes answer the questions posed by you, the lovely listeners. Joining in the fun with opinions from his very own mind is the indomitable Quintin Smith from Shut Up & Sit Down. Together they stride forward with a song in their hearts and the answers to your questions on their lips.