Podcasts about street masters

¡Bienvenidos jugadores! Hoy nos toca una ración buena de Dado Único sin nuestro querido Torke, cuya ausencia han intentado suplir Samu y Fantastijavi. Hablámos de Monkey Palace, Skytear Horde, Street Masters y Dune la Guerra de Arrakis, mientras discutimos sobre si es mejor o peor que Guerra del Anillo y Star Wars Rebellion. También divagamos sobre un posible especial futuro del Arkham Horror LCG. ¿Cómo les gustaría que enfocasemos el programa? ¿Repasando todas las campañas? ¿Haciendo un top de nuestras favoritas o simplemente recapitulando lo que más nos ha gustado del juego? ¡Les leemos en comentarios! 9:15 Monkey Palace 19:57 Skytear Horde 27:40 Street Masters 47:00 Dune La guerra de Arrakis

Summary En este episodio de Solo en Balda, Gingko y Asolas hablan sobre el formato de verano del programa y la posibilidad de dejar comentarios en Spotify. También discuten sobre las diferentes plataformas de podcasts y la publicidad en ellos. Luego, repasan los comentarios del episodio anterior y responden a preguntas de los oyentes. En la segunda parte del episodio, comentan las noticias de la Gencon, incluyendo los anuncios de Fantasy Flight Games sobre Marvel Champions y Arkham Horror LCG. En esta parte de la conversación, se habla sobre las expansiones de Star Wars The Building Game y Star Wars Unlimited de Fantasy Flight Games. También se menciona la falta de noticias sobre el tercer acto de Descent y el juego de cartas de El Señor de los Anillos. Otros juegos mencionados incluyen Aventuria, Cloud Spire, Gaia Project y Keep Heroes Out. Además, se comenta sobre el juego de cartas de Mandalorian y se discute su sistema de juego y la posibilidad de que la comunidad cree nuevas misiones. También se mencionan las expansiones de Waste Knights y Lost Fleet. En general, se destaca la calidad y diversidad de los juegos mencionados. En esta parte de la conversación, Asolas habla sobre su experiencia jugando al juego Zombicide y su interés en adquirir una versión de Kickstarter con más contenido. También menciona su experiencia jugando a Kingdoms Legacy, un juego legacy exclusivo para un solo jugador. Por otro lado, Gingko comenta que ha jugado a Hero Resistance, una versión más pequeña del juego Zombicide, y menciona su interés en probar el juego Street Masters. Además, discuten sobre las fundas de cartas y recomiendan las fundas de la marca Game Genic. Finalmente, concluyen el programa y se despiden de los oyentes.

¿A qué no sabéis que le ha pasado a Clint con el ISS Vanguard? A parte de que una cosa llevó a la otra hablamos de detectives y más cosas.00:00:00 - Inicio00:08:53 - Street Masters00:22:41 - ISS Vanguard00:26:20 - Final Girl00:38:59 - Balatro00:45:41 - Fast & Furious00:58:42 - Detective City of Angels01:13:35 - La Famiglia01:29:37 - Spielerepublik Deutschland01:41:16 - AlteredEnlaces:Canal de avisos de Telegram: https://t.me/visludicaGrupo de Telegram: https://t.me/visludicaarmyPara escucharnos en audio: https://visludica.com

Join us this week as we discuss Street Masters, a cooperative miniatures game that serves up a heaping helping of fighting game glory. Blacklist Games https://www.blacklistgamesllc.com/street-masters Board Game Geek https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/218421/street-masters Contact Us! collapsinggameshelf@gmail.com

Welcome adventurer!  Join us for our feature quest: Yedo!  Recent adventures include Street Masters, Gloomholdin' and Parks.  Pour a tankard and join the discussion about cinematic experiences in board gaming.  Finally, we share our thoughts on an upcoming quest, a currently live kickstarter: Top Pop!

The four amigos are back together to talk about T games, Pax games, an Azul game, Street Masters, and more!

En este episodio hablamos de cosas, y varias cositas, pero sobre todo de ciertas cosas. 0:00:00 - Inicio 0:03:33 - Campaña de Roll & Raid, en la página web de la editorial 0:06:08 - ISS Vanguard 0:12:39 - Etherfields 0:26:08 - Burncycle 0:34:51 - Confesiones 0:45:54 - Street Masters 0:58:25 - Bonfire 1:14:27 - Anno 1800 1:17:33 - It’s a Wonderful World 1:18:28 - Calico 1:20:45 - Orchard 1:22:23 - Cruzada y Revolución 1:31:08 - Expansión it’s a wonderful world 1:33:50 - Great Western Trail 1:37:17 - Food Chain Magnate 2:03:51 - Vis a Vis Ludica con Alberto Buj y el Here I Stand

Intro Reimpresiones -Cartographers Aquí te pillo aquí temazo -Hablamos sobre todo el material del Street Masters, expansiones, cores, etc. Juega o Muere -Star Wars Dark Side Rising -Wings of Glory -Castillos de Tuscany *Espuertas de Purrela: de la mano de Jónatan de República Lúdica -Era: Edad Medival -El Rey de la mOntaña -Bonfire Despedida con un "Así Si" Toda la música utilizada en este programa utiliza licencias Creative Commons de uso libre y es propiedad de sus autores. Follow Me - Vendredi (https://youtu.be/7J8VeDZqJwA) Behind Closed Doors - Otis McDonald (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jj_vksmXOM8) Lounge - Ehrling (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0Ly2DExcR4) Funky Soulds - Amaria (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgKIPnavht8) Lovely Swindler - Amaria (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--kF-wckqCA) Las locuciones corren a cargo de @CarlosFapresto El logo del programa es una creación de @Raulferuiz

Intro Reimpresiones -Cartographers Aquí te pillo aquí temazo -Hablamos sobre todo el material del Street Masters, expansiones, cores, etc. Juega o Muere -Star Wars Dark Side Rising -Wings of Glory -Castillos de Tuscany *Espuertas de Purrela: de la mano de Jónatan de República Lúdica -Era: Edad Medival -El Rey de la mOntaña -Bonfire Despedida con un "Así Si" Toda la música utilizada en este programa utiliza licencias Creative Commons de uso libre y es propiedad de sus autores. Follow Me - Vendredi (https://youtu.be/7J8VeDZqJwA) Behind Closed Doors - Otis McDonald (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jj_vksmXOM8) Lounge - Ehrling (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0Ly2DExcR4) Funky Soulds - Amaria (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgKIPnavht8) Lovely Swindler - Amaria (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--kF-wckqCA) Las locuciones corren a cargo de @CarlosFapresto El logo del programa es una creación de @Raulferuiz

I never knew a kid who had any kind of fort. In grade school I heard of a kid who could form Voltron, but that may have been an extravagant lie. My mom's friend's kids had a Sega Genesis, and that was pretty rad. I keep acquiring more games in the vain hope that it will make me popular, but it hasn't worked yet. Maybe one or two more Street Masters expansions will do the trick. I am told to be popular you have to wash your hair at least once every two weeks.Games Played Last Week:02:21 -Black Rose Wars (Marco Montanaro, Ludus Magnus Studio, 2019) 14:07 -ELO Darkness (Tommaso Mondadori & Alberto Parisi, Reggie Games, 2018)17:33 -Sakura Arms (Baka Fire, AEG, 2017)20:23 -Wits & Wagers (Dominic Crapuchettes, North Star Games, 2005)22:06 -Too Many Bones (Adam & Josh Carlson, Chip Theory Games, 2017)27:43 -Nanga Parbat (Steve Finn, Dr. Finn's Games, 2021)30:17 -Scythe (Jamey Stegmaier, Stonemaier Games, 2016)32:19 -Through the Ages: A New Story of Civilization (Vlaada Chvátil, CGE, 2015)34:59 -A Feast for Odin (Uwe Rosenberg, Feuerland Spiele, 2016)37:09 -Pandoria (Jeffrey D. Allers & Bernd Eisenstein, Irongames, 2018)News (and why it doesn't matter):39:42 Street Masters: Tide of the Dragon on Indiegogo41:03 Core Worlds: Empires and new solo mode42:38 Neuroshima Hex! 3.0: Troglodytes jumping the shark?44:11 Horseless Carriage from Splotter44:45 Does Mega-Gargant mean nothing?!?46:06 October 27th is Arkhipov Day46:52 Feature Game: Fort (Grant Rodiek, Leder Games, 2020)

I never knew a kid who had any kind of fort. In grade school I heard of a kid who could form Voltron, but that may have been an extravagant lie. My mom's friend's kids had a Sega Genesis, and that was pretty rad. I keep acquiring more games in the vain hope that it will make me popular, but it hasn't worked yet. Maybe one or two more Street Masters expansions will do the trick. I am told to be popular you have to wash your hair at least once every two weeks.Games Played Last Week:02:21 -Black Rose Wars (Marco Montanaro, Ludus Magnus Studio, 2019) 14:07 -ELO Darkness (Tommaso Mondadori & Alberto Parisi, Reggie Games, 2018)17:33 -Sakura Arms (Baka Fire, AEG, 2017)20:23 -Wits & Wagers (Dominic Crapuchettes, North Star Games, 2005)22:06 -Too Many Bones (Adam & Josh Carlson, Chip Theory Games, 2017)27:43 -Nanga Parbat (Steve Finn, Dr. Finn's Games, 2021)30:17 -Scythe (Jamey Stegmaier, Stonemaier Games, 2016)32:19 -Through the Ages: A New Story of Civilization (Vlaada Chvátil, CGE, 2015)34:59 -A Feast for Odin (Uwe Rosenberg, Feuerland Spiele, 2016)37:09 -Pandoria (Jeffrey D. Allers & Bernd Eisenstein, Irongames, 2018)News (and why it doesn't matter):39:42 Street Masters: Tide of the Dragon on Indiegogo41:03 Core Worlds: Empires and new solo mode42:38 Neuroshima Hex! 3.0: Troglodytes jumping the shark?44:11 Horseless Carriage from Splotter44:45 Does Mega-Gargant mean nothing?!?46:06 October 27th is Arkhipov Day46:52 Feature Game: Fort (Grant Rodiek, Leder Games, 2020)

The gang is back again for another episode of The Secret Cabal Gaming Podcast and today we talk about Steve's encounter with a backyard snake, Tony's standing desk, and take a look at a slew of games we've played including: Brook City, Street Masters, Dinogenics, The Liberation of Rietburg, Archmage, Clinic, Kitchen Rush, Race for the Galaxy and Star Trek Panic. Then we throw down a feature review of Chimera Station from Tasty Minstrel Games and a look back at Wingspan from Stonemaier Games. And finally, After Tony T's award-winning news segment, we host a short topic extravaganza including questions about games with new rounds, if we'd play games even though we're cursed to lose and the awkward moments after a game ends. Chimera Station Overview 01:07:13, Chimera Station Review 01:12:30, Wingspan Look Back 01:36:54, News with Tony T 01:41:19, Short Topic Extravaganza 02:43:10

Elijah and Steve meet to review Street Masters with an emphasis on the Aftershock expansion. Afterward they discuss the impact and desires of recreating movie and literature scenes in board games. Thanks for listening! Check YouTube for playthroughs and reviews - www.youtube.com/channel/UCrOtGhui_jdLdoQNI7PU4Pg Join our Slack - Slack - bit.ly/onestopslack Follow us at Facebook - www.facebook.com/onestopcoopshop Donate to the channel - https://www.patreon.com/onestop Contact us - onestopcoopshop@gmail.com

This week we’re BOTH talking about Kyle’s favorite game of 2019, Street Masters by Blacklist Games! Fans of Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat should pay special attention because the guy who kinda looks like Goro and Blanka’s lovechild has you in his sights!

#052 In this episode Dereck, Caleb and Jonathan talk about their favorites games of 2019! Their top 5 solo or cooperative and also their top 5 competitive!!

At Tabletop Bellhop we answer your game and game night questions, go "Ask The Bellhop" at https://tabletopbellhop.com/. It Takes Two - Great two player cooperative board games. Also a review of Imhotep Builder of Egypt and some digital board game play discussion. Please subscribe to our YouTube ChannelThis is the 70th episode of the Tabletop Bellhop Gaming Podcast, an edited version of our live show recorded on December 4th, 2019. Join us as we stream live every week Wednesday’s at Nine P.M. Eastern: https://www.twitch.tv/tabletopbellhop. Disclosure: Some links below are affiliate links. Using these links costs you nothing extra and we earn a small commission, which helps us offset the cost of producing this show. As an Amazon associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Some games mentioned in this podcast were provided by publishers in the form of review copies. This episode includes:---Suggestion Box--- We read off and respond to listener feedback. Send feedback to moe@tabletopbellhop.com or sean@tabletopbellhop.comEp 36 Wedding Bells, Ep 48 Fly Casual, Ingenious, Ticket to Ride, Formula D, Dice Forge, Top Gateway Board Games of the Last Three Years, Gizmos, Quirky Circuits, Wingspan, Quacks of Qudelenburg, Star Realms, Hero Realms, ---Ask The Bellhop/The Bellhop’s Tabletop--- This week we’ve got a question from Ryan Peach who writes:Looking for a good 2 player co-op. Specifically 2 player only. "As a blind meeple asking this question I'd mentally discounted [many games]. I play with sighted assistance. A game where the second player does something different but still interesting and where both parties can talk to each other would do.Two player only cooperative games: And Then We Held Hands, Codenames Duet, Consentacle, Cooperative games great with two players: Gloomhaven, Spirit Island, The 7th Continent, Arkham Horror The Card Game, Mage Knight, Robinson Crusoe Adventures on the Cursed Island, Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective, Aeons End, The Lord of the Rings Journeys in Middle-Earth, Horrified, Tainted Grail, Harry Potter Hogwarts Battle, Street Masters, ---Announcements--- Newsletter: Sign up for our newsletter. Get weekly updates about everything going on at The Bellhop in your mail. https://newsletter.tabletopbellhop.comGamer Gift Guides The holidays are fast approaching, check out our gamer gift guides. Gamers are notoriously hard to shop for so I’ve got a bunch of gift suggestions that aren’t just more games. All of our Gamer Gift Guides---The Game Room - Imhotep Builder of Egypt--- A review of Imhotep Builder of Egypt from Kosmos Games.Imhotep Builder of Egypt: Imhotep: A New Dynasty Expansion: Unboxing Video: Written Review on our Blog: Imhotep Builder of Egypt is a Great Modern Gateway Game:On the Blog King of the Dice, a Great Kids’ Push Your Luck Dice Game from HABA: ---The Bellhop's Tabletop---A look at what games hit our tabletops over the last week.Board Game Arena---VIP Guest Shout Out--- Head over to the Tabletop Bellhop Blog where you can read more about today’s topics and more. The Tabletop Bellhop Blog: https://tabletopbellhop.com If you enjoyed the show be sure to tip The Bellhop at: patreon.com/tabletopbellhopFind us all over the web:Facebook www.facebook.com/tabletopbellhop/ Twitter Twitter.com/tabletopbellhop Instagram www.instagram.com/tabletopbellhop/ BoardGameGeek boardgamegeek.com/guild/3347 YouTube www.youtube.com/tabletopbellhop?sub_confirmation=1 Twitch twitch.tv/tabletopbellhop MeWe

In this episode, Justin is in a big hurry to chat about month-old gaming news (2:35). Jeff talks street fighting and deck management in the board game Street Masters (12:00). Finally, both Lollygaggers talk first impressions of Disney's The Mandalorian (27:30). Find us online at thelollygaggers.com. --Art and Music Credits-- Podcast Logo by grazrootz Intro music by Gold-Tiger Outro music by Cross Gate Productions ★ Support this podcast ★

Where has the year gone?! It's almost time to start packing our bags for various family gatherings, and inevitably the most important question becomes ... what games are we taking? Whether it's specific games for specific people, or games that work in large inexperienced groups, we're here to make your holidays merry and bright. Before we head on home, we talk about Ethnos, Street Masters, Templari, and Carnival of Monsters. 03:02 - Ethnos 08:12 - Street Masters 11:39 - Sentinels of the Multiverse 14:08 - Templari 17:14 - Carnival of Monsters 25:21 - Top Five Games for the Holidays 29:16 - Werewords 30:20 - Letter Jam 30:20 - SHH 31:21 - Ingenious 32:53 - Sushi Go! 34:39 - Fast Forward: FORTRESS 36:01 - Cartographers 37:14 - Deception: Murder in Hong Kong 38:14 - Cryptid 39:36 - Cursed Court 40:43 - One Night Ultimate Werewolf 42:16 - Coloretto 43:54 - Hanabi Deluxe II 44:56 - Just One 46:46 - Air, Land & Sea 47:51 - Res Arcana 49:13 - Codenames 51:05 - WINK 52:16 - Medium

Jason is happy to be joined by the host of Solo BG, Dereck Rodriguez, for a MEGA-length preview pod - our longest one! However, this episode is so much more than a preview. Yes, we chat with Adam and Brady Sadler about the new KS project launching in November, Hour of Need - how it works, some design choices, and the fact that it is indeed different from the previous Modular Deck System games (think of the MDS like, say, the COIN system - very different games, even within the same system). However, we talk about so much more. Adam and Brady reveal some of the inner workings at Blacklist Games, getting a small publisher started, and feeding the demands of the Kickstarter content beast. They also answer Jason's critical questions about their previous two MDS games - Street Masters and Brook City. Finally, all four of us share our Top Three Things in Comic Books - characters, storylines, team-ups, anything. We get into Marvel vs. DC, lots of different Robins, a commentary on the new Joker movie... the dork factor is really, really strong in this episode. We hope you have as much fun listening as we did recording!

#040 In this episode we talk about Incubation!! the new competitive game from Synapse Games!!. We interview Carl Briere who is the Owner and founder of synapse games and Incubation game designer!

#035 On this episode we talk about GEN-CON 2019, we give you the live streamings that we did during the convention. Interviews with designers like David Turczi and the Sadler brothers from Blacklist games among others!

#029 On this episode we talk about DARK SOULS the card game, we tell you how it plays and if it does better as a solo or cooperative. We also talk about some other games like Marvel legendary and the city of kings.

If you heard our last episode with the Top Ten Fantasy Games, you’ll know that the Sadlers will soon hit Kickstarter again with Alter Quest. This is a huge, new fantasy adventure game, combined with the same Modular Deck System as Street Masters and Brook City. The Sadlers elaborate on influences like Hero Quest and Descent, then talk about how their game tries to capture the magic of old school, wondrous adventure with new school mechanisms. And, oh yeah, furniture! Mike also provides insights as a playtester.

#028 On this episode we talk about the immersive 1-6 players game: THIS WAR OF MINE from Galakta games. We take a look over the unique and different game experience and we tell you if it plays better solo or cooperative. We also talk about our most recent played games.

#026 In this episode we do a game preview of the upcoming ALTAR QUEST kickstarter campaign, Adam and Brady Sadler Game designers of the game give us all the exclusive details about this promising game of epic proportions!

In this episode #22 we explain and review: House of Danger choose your own adventure. By Z-Man games. Dereck also talks about his most recent game plays.

#17 In this episode we send earth colonists to mars and we try to survive in the red planet as we colonized! Don't miss this episode review of POCKET MARS. We decide if it plays better solo or competitive.

#14 We review Space Park from KeyMaster Games , we take a look on the components and we go over the mechanics on playing the game solo and competetive.We also give you some upcoming news for the show!!

In this last episode of 2018 we classified the best top 5 Solo/Cooperative board games, we also give the "2018 Solo BG podcast game of the year award" !!

In episode 12 we review the 1-2 players ONE DECK DUNGEON.We take a look of the components, art and gameplay and we decide if the game plays better as a solo or cooperative. Also we have some announcements (surprises) for future episodes!

Rahdo Rants Through! SHOW NOTES: •••[00:3:00] Gaming Q&A►►► Kids! King Vlaada! Earlier Essen preview? Teotihuacan inspiration? BGG game description critique? How much dice is too much dice? Street Masters & Solomon Kane? Why isn't Escape too light? Dream home variant! BGG meets Boxofficemojo? Robin Hood and the Merry Men? Player aids? Separate solo rules? Reprints too deluxified? Designers phoning it in? Re-seeking gone games? Tainted Grail deets? Groundhog gaming? Crazy rahdo days? Jen feels the pressure? Santa Maria's theme? Game publisher vision? Boardgame pessimism? Series boardgame rules? •••[01:17:50] Personal Q&A►►► Studio Ghibli? Immigration rant alienating audience? Syphonfilter PS1 Classic? Family blacksheep? Fave dog breeds? Jen's fave cocktails? Jen's words of wisdom! •••Help Rahdo run @ https://patreon.com/rahdo •••Send your questions to questions@rahdo.com

On this episode we review Scythe. A great game with unique and verycreative mechanics and also with beautiful art! Enjoy!

In episode 10 we review The Reckoners Board game based on the acclaimed best seller The Reckoners Book series. We rate the game and we decide if is better as solo or cooperative!

In episode 009 we review ARKHAM HORROR LCG, we decide if its better as asolo or cooperative board game! Our last Halloween 2018 month episode!

Reading your audience is a hard thing, and not even just when blasting your errant opinions over the interwebs. Mark couldn't read the room when Walker requested a certain game, and that didn't end well. Walker couldn't perceive Mark's growing misgivings about the feature game. This one time I thought a baby boy was a baby girl and the parents were very offended. Life is hard!Games Played Last Week: -Star Realms 2m19s (Robert Dougherty & Darwin Kastle, White Wizard, 2014)-Amun-Re: The Card Game 4m59s (Reiner Knizia, Super Meeple, 2017)-Endeavor: The Age of Sail 7m03s (Carl de Visser & Jarratt Gray, Burnt Island Games, 2018)-Ortus Regni 9m26s (Jon Sudbury, Jon Sudbury Games, 2014)-Star Wars: Imperial Assault - Jabba's Realm 12m02s (Todd Michlitsch & Paul Winchester, FFG, 2017)-Pandemic: Reign of Cthulhu 13m10s (Matt Leacock & Chuck D. Yager, Z-Man, 2016)-Mage Knight Board Game 15m42s (Vlaada Chvatil, WizKids, 2011)-Race for the Galaxy: The Brink of War 18m25s (Thomas Lehmann, Rio Grande Games, 2010)News (and why it doesn't matter)-Fighting games have sequels, so too must Street Masters 19m45s-Carcassonne goes on safari 21m48s-The Grail lost? 22m44sFeature Game: 24m24s-Battle for Rokugan (Molly Glover & Tom Jolly, Fantasy Flight, 2017)Topic: Gateway Games 51m50s

In this episode .008 we take over Lucidity from Renegade games.We decide if the game plays better as a solo or in this case competitive.

Adam and Brady Sadler are back! Two of our favorite personal designers of solo/ coop games return to the show with the new expansion for Street Masters, Aftershock. We love Street Masters here on ENGN. However, we recognize that some gamers encountered barriers when approaching it. We ask the Sadlers how they designed Aftershock not just for pure awesomeness, but to answer some of the criticisms that folks have had, including player scaling/ downtime at four players, rules issues in some scenario interactions, and lack of easy entry points for new players. Aftershock promises to address some of the issues and present the best possible product for you to check out.

Reading your audience is a hard thing, and not even just when blasting your errant opinions over the interwebs. Mark couldn't read the room when Walker requested a certain game, and that didn't end well. Walker couldn't perceive Mark's growing misgivings about the feature game. This one time I thought a baby boy was a baby girl and the parents were very offended. Life is hard!Games Played Last Week: -Star Realms 2m19s (Robert Dougherty & Darwin Kastle, White Wizard, 2014)-Amun-Re: The Card Game 4m59s (Reiner Knizia, Super Meeple, 2017)-Endeavor: The Age of Sail 7m03s (Carl de Visser & Jarratt Gray, Burnt Island Games, 2018)-Ortus Regni 9m26s (Jon Sudbury, Jon Sudbury Games, 2014)-Star Wars: Imperial Assault - Jabba's Realm 12m02s (Todd Michlitsch & Paul Winchester, FFG, 2017)-Pandemic: Reign of Cthulhu 13m10s (Matt Leacock & Chuck D. Yager, Z-Man, 2016)-Mage Knight Board Game 15m42s (Vlaada Chvatil, WizKids, 2011)-Race for the Galaxy: The Brink of War 18m25s (Thomas Lehmann, Rio Grande Games, 2010)News (and why it doesn't matter)-Fighting games have sequels, so too must Street Masters 19m45s-Carcassonne goes on safari 21m48s-The Grail lost? 22m44sFeature Game: 24m24s-Battle for Rokugan (Molly Glover & Tom Jolly, Fantasy Flight, 2017)Topic: Gateway Games 51m50s

This week Peter and Mike interview Brady and Adam Sadler (The Sadler Brothers). They talk Street Masters, Brook City, Heroes of Terrinoth and more. Check YouTube for playthroughs and reviews - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrOtGhui_jdLdoQNI7PU4Pg Join our Slack - Slack - http://bit.ly/onestopslack Follow us at Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/onestopcoopshop Donate to the channel - https://www.paypal.me/ColinDegnan Contact us - mvpboardgames@gmail.com

In episode .007 we review Mansions of Madness 2nd Ed. We talk about game components and game play we also discuss if plays better as solo or cooperative.

#BoardChitless Podcast 53 - Sadler's Revenge! - Adam and Brady Sadler 's 2nd Interview Game design duo Adam and Brady Sadler return to the show to discuss their latest games including; Heroes of Terrinoth, Street Masters, Brook City and their upcoming Kickstarter project Aftershock. Adam and Brady have long since been friends of the show and you can hear them in previous episodes; Episode 9 - Sadler Brothers Interview https://soundcloud.com/boardchitless/episode-9-sadler-brothers-interview Episode 45 - GenCon Special https://soundcloud.com/boardchitless/episode-45-gencon-special What are your favourite games designed by the Sadler Brothers? Let us know by commenting or join us on our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/428015890882352/

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 week Peter, Mike and Jason have a deep dive into Street Masters and a design discussion about player scaling. Check YouTube for playthroughs and reviews - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrOtGhui_jdLdoQNI7PU4Pg Join our Slack - Slack - http://bit.ly/onestopslack Follow us at Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/onestopcoopshop Donate to the channel - https://www.paypal.me/ColinDegnan Contact us - mvpboardgames@gmail.com

In this episode we Interview Adam and Brady Sadler, Designers of Street Masters we talk about the game, expansions, and their game projects besides Street masters.

In episode .005 we review the 1-4 players THE BLOODY INN, we take a look of the art and mechanics of game play, we decide if it plays better solo or competitive, we also have some kickstarter news!

In episode .004 we do a review of Street Masters! we take a look of the game play, art, miniatures and more!. We also discuss if it plays better as solo or cooperative. We have some great news too!

#BaordChitless Episode 47 - Don't Bring A Critter to a Fist Fight - We Play "Everdell" and "Street Masters" This week Tristan and Leki go head to head in what has to be one of the cutest and family friendly games known to man or creature alike. "Everdell" from Starling Games is a worker placement game set around the Ever Tree. Find out who will grow the most successful fur-based civilisation. Afterwards we go to to toe with some hench arcade villains and once again get beaten to a pulp playing Black List games' "Street Masters"; a co-operative brawler based around a fictional coin-op universe. If you'd like to hear our earlier musings on "Street Masters" then you can catch up on Episode 35 here: https://soundcloud.com/boardchitless/episode-35-878-viking-street-masters Let us know what were your highlights by commenting below or joining our Facebook group www.facebook.com/groups/428015890882352/ You can also say hi on our brand spanking new Twitter feed: https://twitter.com/Board_Chitless

This week we stumble on the terrible, horrifying fact that there are other hobbies than boardgames, and we take pity on those poor lamented souls who are enslaved in their thrall. Just what is scrapbooking, anyway? Walker has a theory, but no one is really sure. We should thus feel blessed that we chosen few enjoy the hobby that we do, and so we discuss ways to try to be decent while doing so. Games Played Last Week:-Clans of Caledonia 1m59s (Juma Al-Joujou, Karma Games, 2017)-Starship Samurai 4m04s (Isaac Vega, Plaid Hat Games, 2018)-Neuroshima Hex! 8m45s (Michal Oracz, Portal Games, 2006)-Hellapagos 9m50s (Laurence & Philippe Gamelin, Gigamic, 2017)-Azul 11m46s (Michael Kiesling, Plan B Games, 2017)-Fog of Love 14m33s (Jacob Jaskov, Hush Hush Projects, 2017)-When I Dream 18m13s (Chris Darsaklis, Drawlab Entertainment, 2016)-Goa 20m23s (Rudiger Dorn, Hans im Gluck, 2004)News (and why it doesn't matter) -Quartermaster General gets downright chilly 22m16s-The first ever Cthulhu game, ever (Walker's excited) 24m05s-Kwanchai Moriya Targets The Game 26m46s-Terraforming Mars metastasizes further (Mark's excited) 28m31s-Race races further into the galaxy 29m02s-Catan isn't history thanks to Catan Histories 30m13sFeature Game: Street Masters 31m13s (Brady & Adam Sadler, Blacklist Games, 2018)Topic: Board Game Table Etiquette 54m28s

This week we stumble on the terrible, horrifying fact that there are other hobbies than boardgames, and we take pity on those poor lamented souls who are enslaved in their thrall. Just what is scrapbooking, anyway? Walker has a theory, but no one is really sure. We should thus feel blessed that we chosen few enjoy the hobby that we do, and so we discuss ways to try to be decent while doing so. Games Played Last Week:-Clans of Caledonia 1m59s (Juma Al-Joujou, Karma Games, 2017)-Starship Samurai 4m04s (Isaac Vega, Plaid Hat Games, 2018)-Neuroshima Hex! 8m45s (Michal Oracz, Portal Games, 2006)-Hellapagos 9m50s (Laurence & Philippe Gamelin, Gigamic, 2017)-Azul 11m46s (Michael Kiesling, Plan B Games, 2017)-Fog of Love 14m33s (Jacob Jaskov, Hush Hush Projects, 2017)-When I Dream 18m13s (Chris Darsaklis, Drawlab Entertainment, 2016)-Goa 20m23s (Rudiger Dorn, Hans im Gluck, 2004)News (and why it doesn't matter) -Quartermaster General gets downright chilly 22m16s-The first ever Cthulhu game, ever (Walker's excited) 24m05s-Kwanchai Moriya Targets The Game 26m46s-Terraforming Mars metastasizes further (Mark's excited) 28m31s-Race races further into the galaxy 29m02s-Catan isn't history thanks to Catan Histories 30m13sFeature Game: Street Masters 31m13s (Brady & Adam Sadler, Blacklist Games, 2018)Topic: Board Game Table Etiquette 54m28s

We are happy to present to you our first Kickstarter Mega-Pod! If you've been following our Preview Series, you'll know that we cover lots of kickstarter projects while they are live. So it's very nice when the games actually deliver and we can talk about them! This undertaking was so big that we had to enlist some help - Liz Davidson from Beyond Solitaire, as well as Jeremy Howard from Jambalaya Plays Games - https://jambalayaplaysgames.com/. We have five games for you this week (spoiler - they are all good). First, we get into an interesting discussion about the City of Kings (7:58), both in terms of the game itself as well as the imaginative possibilities inherent in big adventure games like this one. Next, Jeremy tells us about the big space exploration game Centauri Saga (21:54), while Liz covers the Monsters and Minions expansion for Roll Player (28:53). To finish things off, we have two games that all of us have played. We get into Street Masters (32:39), an arcade-style beat 'em up game with lots of similarities to Sentinels of the Multiverse. Finally, we chat about Renegade, the debut co-op puzzle game from our friend, Ricky Royal (46:52). We apologize for presenting an episode that's a hair over an hour. But we had so much fun! We hope you enjoy it. Enter the BGA World Cup Sci Fi contest for a chance to win a free science fiction board game here: http://boardgamersanonymous.com/2018-world-cup-science-fiction-board-games-contest/

#BoardChitless Episode 35 - 838 Viking Street Masters This week Leki and Tristan show off their martial arts skills playing Adam and Brady Sadler's 'Street Masters: Rise of the Kingdom', a co-operative miniatures game inspired by classic video games like 'Double Dragon' and 'Street Fighter'. As if that wasn't enough combat we also get a good look at Academy Games' '878 Vikings'; a head to head area control game based on the Viking invasions of England. #BoardChitless Podcast is proudly sponsored by The Game Steward www.thegamesteward.com

Out first repeat Preview Series guest! Way back in episode 6, Brady hopped on the show while he was on the road to Origins to talk about Street Masters. This week, his brother Adam joins him to talk about the follow up to Street Masters from Blacklist Games, Brook City. We get into the Modular Deck game system they are developing, how they wanted Brook City to evoke 80s cop games, mechanisms that make the different cops and criminals unique, and a lot more. We ran a bit longer than usual for the game description, but the Sadlers were so much fun to have on as guests that we just let it ride. Lots and lots of laughs to be had in our discussion. After we wrap our conversation about Brook City, the Sadlers share their Top Five Cop Action Movies. This was a really rip roaring good time of a conversation. You will be very, very surprised to hear which movie hits number one on both of their lists! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/blacklistgames/brook-city?ref=nav_search&result=project&term=brook%20city

#BoardChitless Episode 9 - Sadler Brothers Interview Tristan and Leki are joined by Adam and Brady Sadler who discuss their experiences working at Fantasy Flight Games, their favourite designers and their latest Kickstarter project Street Masters. See more about Street Masters on the Kickstarter page; https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/blacklistgames/street-masters-rise-of-the-kingdom Want to share some of your own Kickstarter campaign stories? Join the conversation on the #BoardChitless Facebook group; https://www.facebook.com/groups/428015890882352/

Scheduling Note: For those wondering where Episode 40 is, we missed last week with Anthony out of town for Origins. Sorry for the delay in the episode, which will be up this week on Friday, along with today's special preview episode. Thanks and enjoy! Jason sits down this week with Brady Sadler to discuss two Kickstarters currently running for games he designed - Street Masters: Rise of the Kingdom and Epic AF. Sadler is a seasoned designer who has worked on a lot of our favorite solo games in his time at Fantasy Flight, including the recently cancelled Warhammer Quest: Adventure Card Game. Learn how that system is being reimplemented in Epic AF and some of the controversy around the new game's theme.    Thanks for listening to ENGN! Make sure to connect with us on Twitter (@engn_podcast), on Facebook (BoardGamersAnonymous and the Solo Board Gamers Group), and on www.boardgamersanonymous.com. And if you haven't yet, please rate us on iTunes. It means a lot to us and helps other solo gamers find the show!