Podcasts about tasty minstrel games

Well ... maybe not two, because all four of our hosts are playing Formosa Tea published by Tasty Minstrel Games in 2019. It was designed by Chu-Lan Kao. Post your comments to Twitter/Instagram @FirstTurnCast or email us at firstturntabletop@gmail.com. Please remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Until next week, play more games!

The latest episode of The Omnigamers Club is out of the bag! We discuss Orléans, the board game of building bags and managing monks in mediaeval France. We also chat about  The Might To Rule: Live Root RPG Event, a new #1 on BoardGameGeek, The Last of Us TV show and other games on our playlist. Follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/Omnigamersclub) for more details on our upcoming episodes. Send in your questions/feedback to Omnigamersclub@gmail.com or via our website https://www.omnigamers.club/. Timestamps News: 1:38 Playlist: 10:04 Main Game: 31:20 Other Games Discussed Battletech, 13 Sentinels, Metroid Dread, Oxygen Not Included, Pikmin 3, Dune Imperium Immortality Expansion, Point City Next Episode Hi Fi Rush

Kids in the Hall reviewing Great Western Trail:"What's the point of what we do?""Sorry, I don't follow you.""Well, I mean, we travel 250,000 light years across the universe, abduct cows, probe them, and release them.""Yeah, and?""Well, doesn't it seem kind of pointless?""I don't think I should question the leadership of our Great Leader.""Oh, come on. We've been coming here for fifty years and performing cow probes, and all that we have learned is that one in ten doesn't really seem to mind. Couldn't we at least abduct their political or religious leaders instead of just random livestock?""I'm sure the Great Leader has his reasons.""Well, I'm sure the Great Leader is just some twisted cow freak."01:21 AYURIS: Cthulhu: Death May Die (Eric M. Lang & Rob Daviau, CMON, 2019)Games Played Last Week:04:19 -Switch & Signal (David Thompson, KOSMOS, 2020)06:32 -Big Monster (Dimitri Perrier, BoardBros, 2018)09:13 -Ghosts of Christmas (Taiki Shinzawa, BoardGameTables.com, 2022)14:29 -Champions of Midgard (Ole Steiness, Grey Fox Games, 2015)16:11 -Tsukuyumi: Full Moon Down (Second Edition) (Felix Mertikat, Grey Fox Games, 2021)22:41 -Yokohama (Hisashi Hayashi, Tasty Minstrel Games, 2016)24:15 -Dinosaur Table Battles (Amabel Holland, Hollanspiele, 2020)27:17 -Great Western Trail: Rails to the North (Alexander Pfister, eggertspiele, 2018)29:12 -Quirky Circuits (Nikki Valens, Plaid Hat Games, 2019)News (and why it doesn't matter):33:55 Agricola 15; not remotely a "big box"-style omnibus36:03 Squats return to Warhammer 40K 37:25 Trick Shot Second Edition soon on Gamefound38:13 Topic: Miniatures

In this Publisher Showcase, Tom Vasel takes a look at his top 10 games from Tasty Minstrel Games!

What other hobby allows you to taste some stew, build an ancient wonder and commit financial fraud all in the same evening ... or episode? Join your hosts Chris Alley, Cameron Lockey and Jason Yanchuleff as they delve into 3 lesser known titles by the prolific but endangered Tasty Minstrel Games. Featured Games:Burgoo (00:27:39)Architects of the Colosseum (00:48:26)Ponzi Scheme (01:06:59)Hidden Gems Geek List:https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/289922/hidden-gems-podcast-game-ratingsFollow us online:Email: hiddengemsboardgamepodcast@gmail.comWeb: https://hiddengems.gamesInstagram: @hiddengems.gamesFacebook: @hiddengemsboardgamepodcastTwitter: @hiddengemsboardBGG Guild #: 3874Credits:Burgoo Theme, “Bloodroot Mountain", River Foxcroft, Royalty Free LicenseArchitects of the Colosseum Theme, “Arriving in Ancient Rome”, Kikoru, Royalty Free LicensePonzi Scheme Theme, "As Time Passes", Golden Age Radio, Royalty Free LicenseLogo Design, Katelyn Nieto, @itskatelynnietoHidden Gems: A Board Game Podcast was produced and edited by Chris Alley, Cameron Lockey, and Jason Yanchuleff in Raleigh, NC. The Hidden Gems: A Board Game Podcast theme is licensed under a royalty free license contract.

We have seen the future, and it is now. We have fired up our Netscape Navigator, and interfaced the hypertext protocol over at Geocities, and made us our very own webzone. Maybe soon we'll be able to set up an FTP server for our episodes. We will register on every web ring we can find, whether it's about Sailor Moon or Tamagotchi or Neopets. So go tell your Usenet groups to head on over to sowronggames.com! Games Played Last Week:01:14 -Tidal Blades: Heroes of the Reef (Tim Eisner & Ben Eisner, Druid City Games, 2020)03:51 -Cascadia (Randy Flynn, Flatout Games, 2021)07:54 -Yokohama (Hisashi Hayashi, Tasty Minstrel Games, 2016)08:27 -So Clover! (François Romain, Repos Production, 2021)10:27 -Codenames (Vlaada Chvatil, CGE, 2015)12:33 -Equinox (Reiner Knizia, Plan B Games, 2021)12:58 -Ankh: Gods of Egypt (Eric M. Lang, CMON, 2021)17:25 -Quest (Don Eskridge, Indie Boards & Cards, 2021)20:38 -Atelier: The Painter's Studio (Uncredited, Alderac Entertainment Group, 2019)23:23 -Warp's Edge (Scott Almes, Renegade Game Studios, 2020) 27:38 -Muse (Jordan Sorenson, 999 Games, 2017)30:39 -Hellboy: The Board Game (James M. Hewitt & Sophie Williams, Mantic Games, 2019)34:08 -Kabuto Sumo (Tony Miller, BoardGameTables.com, 2021)News (and why it doesn't matter):36:05 Fundraiser on Twitch for Food Banks Canada! October 2nd at 3 PM EST.36:40 Mille Fiori from Reiner Knizia37:33 Air, Land & Sea: Critters at War38:11 Warpgate expansion incoming 38:31 One Deck Galaxy on KS 39:04 KeyForge on hold; algorithm busted40:06 Duel of Ages pseudo-sequel: Worldspanner Factions40:47 Statement on The Gaming Goat's online toxicity 42:21 Feature Game: Anno 1800 (Martin Wallace, KOSMOS, 2020)

MARCUS BIGNEYHere comes Fantasy Flight's body, mourned by Michael Walker: who,though he had no hand in its death, shall receivethe benefit of its dying, a place in thehobby; as which of you shall not? WALKERFriends, gamers, hobbyists, lend me your ears;I come to bury Fantasy Flight, not to praise it.The evil that publishers do lives after them;The good is oft interred with their bones;So let it be with Fantasy Flight. The noble BigneyHath told you FFG was ambitious:If it were so, it was a grievous fault,And grievously hath FFG answer'd it.Here, under leave of Bigney and the rest--For Bigney is an honourable man;So are they all, all honourable men--Come I to speak in FFG's funeral.It was my friend, faithful and just to me:But Bigney says it was ambitious;And Bigney is an honourable man.It hath published many games home to RomeWhose playing did the gaming public thrill:Did this in FFG seem ambitious?When that the games were broken, FFG hath wept:Ambition should be made of sterner stuff:Yet Bigney says it was ambitious;And Bigney is an honourable man.I speak not to disprove what Bigney spoke,But here I am to speak what I do know.You all did love it once, not without cause:What cause withholds you then, to mourn for it?O judgment! thou art fled to brutish beasts,And men have lost their reason. Bear with me;My heart is in the coffin box there with expansions,And I must pause till it come back to me.01:32 AYURIS: Imperial 2030 (Mac Gerdts, PD-Verlag, 2009)Games Played Last Week:04:08 -Yokohama (Hisashi Hayashi, Tasty Minstrel Games, 2016)07:54 -Vampire Queen (Wolfgang Kramer, Schmidt Spiele, 2016)11:40 -Regicide (Paul Abrahams, Luke Badger, & Andy Richdale, Badgers from Mars, 2020)12:13 -Pickomino Deluxe (Reiner Knizia, Zoch Verlag, 2018)14:25 -Equinox (Reiner Knizia, Plan B Games, 2021)18:33 -Rhino Hero (Scott Frisco & Steven Strumpf, HABA, 2011)18:33 -Rhino Hero: Super Battle (Scott Frisco & Steven Strumpf, HABA, 2017)21:50 -The Search for Planet X (Matthew O'Malley & Ben Rosset, Renegade Game Studios, 2020)23:15 -Descent: Legends in the Dark (Kara Centell-Dunk & Nathan I. Hajek, Fantasy Flight, 2021)31:00 -Beyond the Sun (Dennis K. Chan, Rio Grande Games, 2020)News (and why it doesn't matter):32:42 Fundraiser for Food Banks Canada with Badgers from Mars and Regicide! Saturday, Oct 2nd, 3 PM EST on Twitch33:21 Mini Yura Yura Penguin33:52 Shout out to SVWAG Guild on Boargamegeek: https://boardgamegeek.com/guild/323634:41 Sushi Boat on KS soon35:05 G.I. Joe RPG35:57 CMON getting into NFTs38:16 Parasocial Saturdays: Streaming Equinox on Saturday, Sep. 11 at 10:30 AM EST on Twitch38:34 Topic: App Assistance1:15:27 SVWAG Presents: Masterpiece Theatre: F9

Reports have come in that Tasty Minstrel Games is closing its metaphorical doors. A sad day for the board game industry Rico and Bence some of their favorite games from TMG's quality catalog. Also Rico gets a new title.

Show Notes News Roundup - Tasty Minstrel Games Ceases Production (3:33), Wingspan Nesting Box (14:05), G.I. JOE Deck-Building Game (21:06), Horrified: American Monsters and Cryptid: Urban Legends (24:33), Dune: Betrayal (27:24), SPECTRE: The Board Game (33:09), Boonlake (37:05), Rome: Total War (39:08) Kickstarter Pickstarter - Architects of the West Kingdom: Works of Wonder (41:15), Earthborne Rangers (44:10), Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game (50:10), Arydia: The Paths We Dare Tread (56:44), Almanac: Crystal Peaks (58:09), Lands of Galzyr (58:30), Cartouche (59:40) Table Talk - Clever Cubed (1:01:01), Genotype: A Mendelian Genetics Game (1:04:44), Between Two Castles of Mad King Ludwig (1:08:45), Cryptid (1:15:42), Tussie Mussie (1:19:40), Circle the Wagons (1:23:47), Handsome (1:26:29) Board Game Game - Password: Board Game Edition (1:30:41) Follow Mackenzie Franklin - SideGame LLC on YouTube, @sideGameco on Instagram, SideGame Colorado on Facebook, SideGame LLC on Patreon E-mail us: meeplegallery@gmail.com Support us on Patreon Theme by John Fio

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Join Dan and Kurt as they discuss the bag pool, worker placement game of Orléans by Tasty Minstrel Games! In the game, you must assemble farmers, merchants, knights, monks and more to help spread the wealth and dominance through the french city of Orléans. But also building trading posts and coveting goods will also help you thrive in your accomplishments. That's why this is a game that you should know about! *This episode is recorded off of our YouTube Channel. This episode may not be suitable for younger listeners http://mfgcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Episode_167_Final.mp3

Have you ever played a game and thought, "Why isn't anyone talking about these games?" Join Kurt and Dan as they talk about the games you should be playing, that don't get enough love. Included are games from Tasty Minstrel Games, Fairway 3 Games, and more! Please leave us a iTunes review! Spread the word of the MFGCast! *This episode is not suitable for younger listeners. http://mfgcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Episode_156_Final.mp3

In our very special Halloween-themed eighty-fifth episode, Linsae joins Aaron and Quinten as we talk about the spooky games we've been playing recently. We also review the Lovecraft-themed cult managing game Fate of the Elder Gods. Then we resurrect our RPG discussion with the RPG Question of the Day from Halloweens past. This episode is sponsored by Tasty Minstrel Games & Board Game Bliss

In the first episode of the re-birth of our RPG series we experience the Star Trek universe in Star Trek Adventures by Modiphius Entertainment. We introduce our ship and it's crew, we talk about what we do while journeying through the galaxy, and explore a scientific research facility. This episode is sponsored by Tasty Minstrel Games

In our eighty-first episode, we talk about what caught our attention on the first day of Gen Con and what we've been playing recently. We also review the cooperative settler destruction game Spirit Island. Then we take a break from talking about tabletop games in another Geek Culture segment as we talk about our favourite video games, as we prepare for PAX West 2017. This episode is sponsored by Tasty Minstrel Games & Board Game Bliss

Jason and Chris talk about their Origins 2017 experience including game highlights, surprises, and more!

In this episode of Quick Looks from The Long View, I'm pleased to be joined by Elhannan Lloyd Keller once again as we investigate two titles from Tasty Minstrel Games, Guilds of London and Guns and Steel. What makes this area majority game by Tony Boydell unique? Does the theme come through? How does game play change at different player counts? Listen to hear our thoughts. Finally, we examine the unique hand building civilization game from Jesse Li. Does this little game pack a big punch? How's the replayability? Tune in to hear our take! The Long View and Quick Looks are proudly sponsored by www.gamesurplus.com. Go and see what you should expect from an online retailer; attention to detail, great customer service and a fantastic selection of hard to find games and imports. Check them out!

About Michael Mindes In the winter of 2004, Michael decided to start publishing board games; he felt this would be a good way to channel his creative energies, work within his passion, and make a living. His is wife was 100% in support of him and he even had an extraordinarily good game to publish in Gheos, which was later published by Z-Man Games. Yet, as often happens with grand plans and schemes, life came along and changed his course in a fantastic way - his wife was pregnant with their first child. This was even more exciting than publishing board games. However, it threw a financial security monkey wrench into the publishing plan. Both he and his wife wanted her to be able to stay home with their children - that meant he needed a stable job with good income potential. Michael knew he could have the option to work with his father providing financial advice. He know he would be good at it, enjoy it, and gain fulfillment through planning for and protecting lifestyles in retirement. His wife would be able to stay at home, and they could live a comfortable life with relative financial stability. On the other hand, he REALLY wanted to publish board games! Although he chose this route as his family grew - and it proved to be the right financial decision at the time - Michael's heart was still set upon the business world surrounding games. Finally, in March of 2009, he decided to give publishing a chance - in his extra time outside of being married, having two kids, full-time employment, and building a house…Tasty Minstrel Games was born. As of October 17th, 2016, TMG has receiving $2,546,682 in funds from Backers on Kickstarter from 26 individual hobby board gaming projects. Michael has grown his side passion into a multi-award-winning publisher company of hobby board game and a multi-million dollar business. Connect with Michael Mindes http://playtmg.com/ Twitter Linkedin episode 292

About Michael Mindes In the winter of 2004, Michael decided to start publishing board games; he felt this would be a good way to channel his creative energies, work within his passion, and make a living. His is wife was 100% in support of him and he even had an extraordinarily good game to publish in Gheos, which was later published by Z-Man Games. Yet, as often happens with grand plans and schemes, life came along and changed his course in a fantastic way - his wife was pregnant with their first child. This was even more exciting than publishing board games. However, it threw a financial security monkey wrench into the publishing plan. Both he and his wife wanted her to be able to stay home with their children - that meant he needed a stable job with good income potential. Michael knew he could have the option to work with his father providing financial advice. He know he would be good at it, enjoy it, and gain fulfillment through planning for and protecting lifestyles in retirement. His wife would be able to stay at home, and they could live a comfortable life with relative financial stability. On the other hand, he REALLY wanted to publish board games! Although he chose this route as his family grew - and it proved to be the right financial decision at the time - Michael's heart was still set upon the business world surrounding games. Finally, in March of 2009, he decided to give publishing a chance - in his extra time outside of being married, having two kids, full-time employment, and building a house…Tasty Minstrel Games was born. As of October 17th, 2016, TMG has receiving $2,546,682 in funds from Backers on Kickstarter from 26 individual hobby board gaming projects. Michael has grown his side passion into a multi-award-winning publisher company of hobby board game and a multi-million dollar business. Connect with Michael Mindes http://playtmg.com/ Twitter Linkedin episode 292

About Michael Mindes In the winter of 2004, Michael decided to start publishing board games; he felt this would be a good way to channel his creative energies, work within his passion, and make a living. His is wife was 100% in support of him and he even had an extraordinarily good game to publish in Gheos, which was later published by Z-Man Games. Yet, as often happens with grand plans and schemes, life came along and changed his course in a fantastic way - his wife was pregnant with their first child. This was even more exciting than publishing board games. However, it threw a financial security monkey wrench into the publishing plan. Both he and his wife wanted her to be able to stay home with their children - that meant he needed a stable job with good income potential. Michael knew he could have the option to work with his father providing financial advice. He know he would be good at it, enjoy it, and gain fulfillment through planning for and protecting lifestyles in retirement. His wife would be able to stay at home, and they could live a comfortable life with relative financial stability. On the other hand, he REALLY wanted to publish board games! Although he chose this route as his family grew - and it proved to be the right financial decision at the time - Michael's heart was still set upon the business world surrounding games. Finally, in March of 2009, he decided to give publishing a chance - in his extra time outside of being married, having two kids, full-time employment, and building a house…Tasty Minstrel Games was born. As of October 17th, 2016, TMG has receiving $2,546,682 in funds from Backers on Kickstarter from 26 individual hobby board gaming projects. Michael has grown his side passion into a multi-award-winning publisher company of hobby board game and a multi-million dollar business. Connect with Michael Mindes http://playtmg.com/ Twitter Linkedin episode 292

In our seventy-third episode, Linsae joins Aaron and Quinten as we thank all our listeners for a great third year of the podcast, let you know about some new shows coming in Season 4 and talk about the games we have been playing lately. We also review the CCG simulator Millennium Blades, and we look back on the past year of gaming for us here on the podcast. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In this Episode of Quick Looks from The Long View, T.C. Reid and I check out three new titles for your consideration. First up is Okey Dokey from Hisashi Hayashi and Tasty Minstrel Games. Is this little filler worth your time, or should you let this one pass on by? Next up is Coal Baron: The Great Card Game from Stronghold Games. How does this compare to the board game? Is it best with two or four? Listen to hear our thoughts. Finally, we examine Evolution: Climate from North Star Games, LLC. Is this the next step in the (ahem) evolution of this game series, or is it one you should let wither on the vine? Tune in to find out! Thanks to my generous sponsor www.gamesurplus.com for their continued support of The Long View. Be sure to check them out when you place your next online order and find out what makes them so special. Thanks, of course, to YOU as well for listening!

In this episode of Quick Looks from The Long View, Elhannan Lloyd Keller and I investigate two new titles. First up is The Fog of War by Geoff Engelstein and published by Stronghold Games. Is this a truly new take on the wargame genre? Is the game more strategic or tactical? Will it be compelling for wargamers and eurogamers? Listen to hear our thoughts. Next up is the classic Amun-Re, recently reprinted by Tasty Minstrel Games. Is this a game that is worthy of a beautiful reprint? Does it play well at all player counts? Does an older design like this hold up compared to more current games? We attempt to answer these questions and more in this episode. Thanks, as always, to my sponsor www.gamesurplus.com. Go and check out their new web page design, and see what makes them my first choice for online purchases! Thanks to The Dice Tower and the Network of sister podcasts, and thanks, of course, to YOU for listening!

In our seventy-second episode, we talk about what we've been playing recently. We also review the dungeon delving themed deck building game Clank! and it's first expansion Sunken Treasures. Then Quinten and Aaron are joined by Aaron's nemesis, Craig from Botch Games Podcast, as they answer some RPGGeek.com Question of the Day questions. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our seventy-first episode, we are joined by Linsae as we talk about what we've been playing recently, including our recent Jack Vasel Memorial Fund auction game of Everyone is John. We also review the pick up and deliver Stefan Feld game Oracle of Delphi. Then we have the 3rd annual Q&A with Q and A and L segment, where we answer all of your silly questions. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our seventieth episode, we are joined by special guest Scott Gaeta, President of Renegade Game Studios, as we talk about the games we have been playing lately. Then we interview Scott about his in-depth gaming industry background and the development of Renegade Game Studios over the past two years. We also talk about the upcoming titles from Renegade, including Clank!: Sunken Treasures, Honshu, Castles of Caladale and Flatline. Plus Scott answers some Random Listener Questions and gives us a sneak peak at two of their unannounced upcoming titles. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our extra sexy sixty-ninth episode, we celebrate the most love filled month of the year as we talk about what we've been playing recently. We also review the beer brewery themed worker placement game Brew Crafters. Then Quinten and Aaron are joined by James D'Amato of One Shot Podcast and Campaign Podcast for the third segment in the Behind the Screen RPG series, providing tips for Game Masters. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our sixty-eighth episode, we are joined by special co-host Mike from Nights at the Game Table as we talk about what we've been playing recently. We also review the First Person Shooter themed area majority game Adrenaline. Then we discuss why it's so important to talk about the positives in our hobby and have Mike talk a bit about the premise of his new podcast Nights at the Game Table. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our sixty-seventh episode, we recap our trip to OrcaCon 2017 in Everett, WA, including all the games we played, the panels we attended and the awesome people we met. We also review the global energy themed worker placement game The Manhattan Project: Energy Empire. And Linsae provides another Linsae Reviews of Adrenaline. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our sixty-sixth episode, we recap our holiday gaming and we talk about what we've been playing recently. We also review the Viking themed worker placement game Raiders of the North Sea. Then we provide you with some Tips for Introducing People to Role Playing Games in this weeks RPG discussion. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our sixty-fifth episode, it's our 3rd annual BA Holiday Special so we are joined by Linsae and Graeme as we talk about the games we have been playing lately. We also review the scenario-based combat game Conan, discuss our favourite party games that we played this year, and do our Holiday gift exchange. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our sixty-fourth episode, we mention our plans for the upcoming holiday and we talk about what we've been playing recently. We also review the Celtic themed area control game Inis. Then our friend Dave is back to talk about his experience at the Fantasy Flight World Championships for Android Netrunner. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our sixty-third episode, Aaron says he spreads his love all over the board gaming hobby and then we talk about what we've been playing recently. We also review the sci-fi themed area control game Cry Havoc. Then we celebrate the 6th year of the RPGGeek.Com Question of the Day thread and answer some of the first questions ever asked on the thread. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our sixty-second episode, we hope you're in a giving mood because we talk about the Jack Vasel Memorial Fund Auction and our items up for bid and talk about a board game subscription box called Board Game Bento. Then we talk about what we've been playing recently. We also review the space exploration sandbox game Xia: Legends of a Drift System. Then we talk about Overused & Underused Themes in Board Games and pitch a couple games with underused themes. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our very special Halloween-themed sixty-first episode, Linsae joins Aaron and Quinten as we talk about the spooky games we've been playing recently and do another Dawn of the FunDead segment for the game Dracula's Feast. We also review the Lovecraft-themed cooperative mystery game Mansions of Madness 2nd Edition. Then we (sort of) review the RPG Labyrinth and talk about Why It's So Hard to Try New RPGs. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our sixtieth episode, we talk about our busy-ness with the new school year and the games we have been playing lately. Then we interview Mike Selinker of Lone Shark Games about how his childhood design skills, his spooky designs and his life as a publisher, including his newest games Apocrypha, Betrayal at House on the Hill: Widow's Walk and his upcoming game Thornwatch with Penny Arcade. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our fifty-ninth episode, we participate in the Fantasy Board Game League put on by the Draft Mechanic podcast and we talk about the games we have been playing lately. We also review the zombie survival bidding game Hit Z Road by Martin Wallace, and then Quinten and Aaron are joined by Skid Maher and Troy Lavallee of the Glass Cannon Podcast for the second segment in the Behind the Screen RPG series, providing tips for Game Masters. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our fifty-eighth episode, we talk about Linsae's brand new Gaming Nemesis and do a quick Survival Kit Segment on Counter Magazine. Then we talk about what we've been playing recently. We also review the TV Station creating drafting game The Networks. Then we take a break from talking about tabletop games in our new segment all about Geek Culture as we talk about our favourite TV shows. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In this episode of Quick Looks from The Long View, Elhannan Lloyd Keller and I discuss two new games. First up is Gold West from Tasty Minstrel Games. Is this game thematic? Is it a filler or a main course? Listen to hear our thoughts. Next, we discuss the newest hotness, and arguably the most anticipated game of the year, Scythe from Stonemaier Games. Is it even possible to live up to this much hype? What new ideas are offered in the game? How does it play at different player counts? We discuss these questions and more in this episode. The Long View is a proud member of The Dice Tower Network of podcasts. Go see what makes them so special! The Long View is proudly sponsored by www.gamesurplus.com Go see why they are always my first choice for online purchases. Check out their fantastic inventory of imports #gamesurplusimports4u

In our fifty-seventh episode, Linsae joins Aaron and Quinten as we recount our GenCant experiences and talk about what we've been playing recently. We also review the civilization building game Through the Ages: A New Story of Civilization. Then we field all of your role playing game questions in another RPG Q&A. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our fifty-sixth episode, Graeme joins Aaron and Quinten as we try and heal Quinten's booboo with a Survival Kit segment for the Meeple Realty inserts Huts of Bora Bora, Rebellion Outpost, & Mystic Tavern. We also have not one, but three reviews this episode in our Reviewapalooza. We review three Crash of Games games, the fish set collection game Fish Frenzy, the fruit collecting trick taking game Plums, and the drafting game Backyard Builder's Treehouse. Then we discuss Art & Components and how they affect our enjoyment of a game. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our fifty-fifth episode, we talk about our summer vacations so far and the games we have been playing lately. Then we interview Jamey Stegmaier of Stonemaier Games about how his Kickstarter Guru skills, his designs and his life as a publisher, including his newest game Scythe and his upcoming legacy style game Charterstone. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our fifty-fourth episode, Aaron and Quinten talk about the games we have been playing lately. We also review the Alien films themed deck building cooperative game Legendary Encounters: An Alien Deck Building Game, and we discuss the worst "fumble" we've ever seen, the best series of dice rolls we've seen in an RPG, how to run a campaign with evil characters, and the RPG system we're dying to try in our RPG Question of the Day discussion. This episode is sponsored by Crash of Games & Tasty Minstrel Games

In the sixth episode of this board game variety show, Patrick from the What Did You Play This Week Podcast Thing talks about RPGs at Conventions, Sean from the Dukes of Dice pitches us his Big Screen Board Game, Quinten rants about a mess of mechanics in a box, Baker from Bored Online Board Offline talks about Xia: Legends of the Drift System, Aaron introduces a new segment called Board Game Education, Linsae Reviews some games, and we tell you our Game of the Month. This episode is sponsored by Crash Games & Tasty Minstrel Games

In this episode of Quick Looks from The Long View, Elhannan Lloyd Keller and I review two new titles! First up is My Village, from Stronghold Games. Is this game different enough from it's parent game Village to make it worth the trip? Travel was hard in those days, you know. Check out our review. Next up is Eminent Domain: Battlecruisers from Tasty Minstrel Games. Is this just another ho hum filler, or is it possible to have an interesting, multiplayer dueling game in only 10-20 minutes? What makes this game different from others in the genre? Listen to hear our thoughts! The Long View is a proud member of The Dice Tower Network of podcasts, and is also generously sponsored by www.gamesurplus.com, your first and best choice for online board gaming purchases. Thanks to them for their continued support!

In our fifty-third episode, Aaron and Quinten are joined by special co-hosts Matt Riddle, Ben Pinchback, and Jon Gilmour, designers of the upcoming game Wasteland Express Delivery Service. We talk about the games we have been playing lately and let Jon go on random tangents throughout the episode. We also review the fantasy-themed territory building game Terra Mystica, and we discuss Collaboration in Game Design and their upcoming game Wasteland Express Delivery Service. This episode is sponsored by Crash of Games & Tasty Minstrel Games

In our fifty-second episode, Linsae joins Aaron and Quinten as we talk about the games we have been playing lately. We also review the worker placement and action selection game The Prodigals Club, and we discuss the best RPG campaign we've ever ran, how we deal with mundane tasks in RPGs, named weaponry, and how we create our characters in our RPG Question of the Day discussion. This episode is sponsored by Crash of Games & Tasty Minstrel Games

In this, the first episode of The Long View - Quick Looks, I'm pleased to be joined by Elhannan Lloyd Keller as we review Harbour, from Tasty Minstrel Games, 12 Realms from MAGE Company, and finally Madeira from What's Your Game?. Thanks, as always, to my sponsor www.gamesurplus.com, and to The Dice Tower. The Long View is a proud member of The Dice Tower Network of podcasts, go and see all that The Dice Tower has to offer! Thanks, of course, to YOU as well for listening!

In this episode of The Long View, I'm pleased to be joined once again by Eric Brosius as we discuss one of his favorite games The Princes of Florence. Is this game the start of the modern euro as we know it? Can a game where you only do 27 things really be all that interesting or fun? What's the idea player count? Find the answers to these questions and more in this episode! As a bonus, I also review two new titles. First up is Captains of Industry by Michael Keller and Tasty Minstrel Games. What does this economic game offer that is different from all the others? Does it deserve your attention? Listen and find out! Finally, I review Eggs and Empires from Ben Pinchback and Matt Riddle. Is this another ht from the dynamic duo? Does the theme come through? How does this game compare to other classic games, such as Raj? Listen and find out! Thanks, as always to my sponsor www.gamesurplus.com and thanks to YOU for listening!

In this episode of The Long View, I'm pleased to be joined by first time guest Joe Sallen as we discuss his favorite game, Terra Mystica. What makes this game unique? Is the game a conflict game, or an economic game, or something else entirely? What novel ideas were presented in the game? What, if anything, does the expansion add to the experience. Find out the answers to these questions and more in this episode! As a bonus, I also review two new titles, City Hall by Tasty Minstrel Games, which can be found at the 2:06:30 mark of the episode, and Rattlebones by Rio Grande Games at the 2:25:20 mark of the episode. What makes these titles worthy of your time? Are the customizable dice of Rattlebones the next great mechanism in boardgaming? Does City Hall capture all of the backstabbing, wheeling dealing, influence peddling and application of cash that evokes the theme of politics? Listen and find out! Thanks, as always, to www.gamesurplus.com for their continued support of The Long View, thanks to The Dice Tower Network and thanks, of course, to YOU for listening! The podcast can be found here in the BGG database, through iTunes and Stitcher by subscription, or by following the link listed below.