Podcasts about tokyo game market

Mike DiLisio is going to Tokyo Game Market! What are the games he hopes to get while he's there? Join in live while he talks about them!

En compagnie de Izobretenik, nous revenons sur le dernier Tokyo Game Market ainsi que sur quelques jeux de plis découverts récemment.N'hésitez pas à venir discuter sur Discord des émissions et de jeux !https://discord.gg/TQJsbBzdJxHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

BJ, Verla and Steve welcomed in Jay Bernardo, the marketing director at Bezier Games and content creator at Cardboard East!  BJ is a big fan of Jay's wonderfully eclectic and deep diving content about the Asian board gaming scene and it was a thrill to get him on the show. Before diving into some games, Jay talked about his journey in board gaming and how the Cardboard East channel came to be.  We get some inside gumbo scoop about the Tokyo Game Market and the Korean Board Gaming scene! Next up, it was time to talk about some spicy hot games:  Last Penguin Seers Catalog Bonsai and some bonus lagniappe — Rebel Princess strategy!  Lastly, it was time for the ENVIE game. Last week, they figured out Logan's game pretty quickly. Can they make it two successful ENVIE games in a row?! Make sure you check out www.youtube.com/cardboardeast — like and subscribe to Jay's excellent channel!  Don't forget -- tickets are still on sale for Southern Board Game Fest 2025 in Lafayette, Louisiana the weekend of March 29: www.southerngamefest.com Come join the Krewe and play some games -- you might even see some special Gumbo guests there!   Laissez les bon temps rouler! 

Tom and Eric quiz Julie about her recent trip to the Tokyo Game Market, including some of the games she brought home, before moving on to a Tale of Boardgaming Horror and our Roses, Thorns, and Hula Hoops. 00:49 - Dice Tower East and Large Dexterity Games 02:27 - The World Series of Boardgaming 03:49 - The Universe Explained with a Cookie 04:42 - Julie at the Tokyo Game Market 30:48 - Acorns 32:38 - Shiki no Tabi 34:06 - Space Macho 37:25 - Do You Need To Go? 38:57 - Tale of Boardgaming Horror 43:18 - An Age Contrived 47:45 - Kinfire Delve 51:30 - Onitama 54:45 - Pickleball Blast! 59:17 - Slay the Spire

Pancakes! Pancakes! Get your bunny pancakes here! Today we are going over Bunny Kingdom from 2017, a drafting game frequently recommended as a great gateway game, and Okonomi, a new dexterity release from Tokyo Game Market that has you flipping pancakes!   Join our Discord! https://discord.gg/4pVkZUPhJm Check out our Youtube: www.youtube.com/@TheBoardGameDojo   Support us Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BoardGameDojo Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/theboardgamedojo   Follow us on: Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheBGDojo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/boardgamedojo/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@boardgamedojo

Today on another guest episode, we are joined by Ben to talk about games we've been playing from the Tokyo Game Market as well as some final FAQs before the Tokyo Game Market Mystery Boxes are released on January 26. This episode is split in half, with the first half being game reviews and the second half being about the Tokyo Game Market boxes.    Join our Discord! https://discord.gg/4pVkZUPhJm Tokyo Game Market Boxes: https://travel-games.co.uk/tgm-bundles   Check out our Youtube: www.youtube.com/@TheBoardGameDojo   Support us Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BoardGameDojo Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/theboardgamedojo   Follow us on: Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheBGDojo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/boardgamedojo/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@boardgamedojo

Taylor Reiner from  the Taylor's Trick-Taking Table YouTube channel joins Candice to discuss complexity in trick-taking games, as well as a variety of card games they played recently at a gaming event focused on trick-taking games. 00:00:00 Introduction00:02:10 Taylor's Experience at Tokyo Game Market 00:03:52 Short Zoot Suit 00:10:20 Fresh Plays00:10:41 Maze Makers00:15:05 Mindbug: First Contact00:20:29 Lines of Action00:23:42 Last Message00:34:26 Complexity in Trick-Taking Games00:45:03 Lighter trick-taking games (Whist, Boast or Nothing, Hearts, The Crew)00:49:27 Trick-Taking Games on Our Minds  00:51:08 The Kakapo: Buddy & Party00:56:22 Makai Fuda01:04:25 LOOP01:11:20 Trick Raiders01:20:07 Baronda01:25:12 Sumida River01:34:22 Iyadosu01:36:15 Extreme Tricks01:47:37 Tichu01:51:28 La bâtarde02:09:23 Sign-offThank you to our sponsor, Fantasy Flight Games!Web: https://boardgamegeek.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@boardgamegeekTwitter: https://twitter.com/BoardGameGeekEmail: podcast@boardgamegeek.com

Join Ryan and Patrick for episode 12 of Trick Talkers: Tea Time - shorter-ish length episodes where they talk about different topics within the trick-taking, climbing, and shedding world! In this episode, we discuss the winner of the first ever Trick Talkers Royal Rumble, the new challenge set by both of us, and the TGM Mystery Boxes from travel-games.co.uk and Board Game Dojo. Contact us: Discord - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠discord.gg/DBJzczy5km⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email - tricktalkers@gmail.com Twitter - @tricktalkers Linktree - ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/tricktalkers⁠⁠⁠⁠ Patreon - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/tricktalkers⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Topics discussed during the episode: (01:27) - ⁠Royal Rumble Winner: Skull King (04:54) - Discussion On Future Events⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (07:14) - ⁠⁠⁠2024 Challenge: Board Game Dojo Podcast Episodes - 2023 Cleanse/Hot Take and 2024 Hopes/Goals (09:53) - 2024 Challenge: Guidelines and Details (19:11) - Patrick's First Game Of The Year: First Contact⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (21:27) - Ryan's First Game Of The Year:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Magna Grecia (21:42) - 2024 Challenge: Additional Discussion⁠ (28:54) - ⁠Trick Talkers Geek Group (30:45) - Mr. Ben and Board Game Dojo: Tokyo Game Market (TGM)⁠ Mystery Boxes (33:40) - Holy Poop⁠ (36:26) - Board Game Dojo Discord Server⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

This is Dice Tower Now for the week of December 19, 2023. This week, we cover the news from Play to Z, we essentially take stock of veg, wonderful days get hot, heavy rain, and yeah. It's true.   TOP STORIES (2:45) New publisher Play to Z from Zev Shlasinger Essen Spiel and Tokyo Game Market to team up US Postal Service does D&D stamps Heat Pedal to the Metal: Heavy Rain expansion described Gaia Project: The Lost Fleet expansion announced Splendor: Pokemon and Bag of Chips: Pokemon to be published in Korea River Valley Glassworks coming from AllPlay Ostia: Pirates expansion New version of El Grande by Hans im Glück New Unlock Extraordinary Adventures Sibilie by designers Luca Grippo and Paolo Raciti   CROWDFUNDING (17:40) Tiny Epic Cthulhu Party Panda Pirates Gudnak   SPONSOR UPDATE (23:55) Big News   THE HOTNESS (24:55) Earthborne Rangers Deliverance Ark Nova Earth The White Castle I C E Heat: Pedal to the Metal The Vale of Eternity The Fox Experiment Skara Brae     CONNECT: Follow our Twitter newsfeed: twitter.com/dicetowernow Dig in with Corey at DiceTowerDish.com. Have a look-see at Barry's wares at BrightBearLaser.com.

Today we are joined by Ben from Travelgames.co.uk to talk about Tokyo Game Market, some games we've been playing recently, and a HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT. Seriously, we are so excited about this one. Have a listen to be one of the first people to learn about this!   Want to Enter into our Giveaways? Follow these links (each is one entry) and one entry per comment/like on each platform (including YouTube!) Limit 1 entry per video https://linktr.ee/boardgamedojo (In case that doesn't work) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/boardgamedojo/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheBGDojo TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@boardgamedojo

Please join us on the Boardgames To Go discord server where you can chat online with other podcast listeners. Opener: Hammer of the Scots Ken Tidwell @Ken Tidwell If you entered the hobby as I did pre-2000, you didn't have BGG, podcasts, YouTube, or even a good way to buy games online. You often didn't have English rules in the box for what games you had in your small collection. But what you did have is The Game Cabinet. This was probably the very first boardgame website that ever existed. It was created by Silicon Valley boardgamer Ken Tidwell, who was at the leading edge of the hobby and the Internet. Thanks to Ken's website we had our first access to game reviews, letters columns, information about where to buy games, and online versions of Mike Siggins' famous boardgame zine, Sumo (fullname Sumo's Karaoke Club). I cannot properly convey how important and influential this website was to those of us getting started. Although it was a website, it was presented as an online magazine with numerous "issues" as it was periodically updated with a batch of fresh content. Its last issue was published in 2000. But it's still online! Go visit it at gamecabinet.com. As an oldtimer myself, I've wanted to get Ken on my podcast for many years. Finally I managed to do it. I was delighted and surprised to have Ken tell the story of The Game Cabinet...but it turned out not to be a story stuck in the past. We definitely spend a good chunk of time talking about those early days, but when Ken disappeared online over two decades ago he didn't stop playing games. Not only that, he maintained his fascination with the leading edge of creativity in game design. In a nutshell, he's no curmudgeon like me! He's still got an enormous collection, goes to conventions, plays lots of games, is fascinated with the innovations of the Tokyo Game Market...and even Kickstarter. He's on a number of Discord servers and stays plugged in. He's even up on the indie RPG world that I keep hearing about, too. Closer: Considering what's most important to me in this hobby for 2024...and practicing it in the last quarter of 2023 -Mark

We just returned from a whirlwind two-week visit to Japan, and visions of fantastic food and strange (to us) board games still swirl around in our head. What is the board game scene there like? What was it like shopping for games whose titles and descriptions we couldn't read, but whose art was so, so pretty? We teamed up with Monique and Naveen of Before You Play, who happened to tour Japan at the same time we did, to relive our amazing adventures. Timeline: 3:54 - Naveen's game pick: Let's Go! To Japan. 9:48 - Monique's game pick: Hanamikoji. 15:11 - Christina's game pick: Rumble Nation. 19:03 - Christina's topic: attending the Tokyo Game Market. 34:58 - Naveen's topic: Japanese vs. Western board games. 46:56 - Monique's topic: Japanese-themed games -- just how accurately thematic are they?

Шестой выпуск коммьюнити-подкаста HCg посвящён возрождению жанра карточных игр со взятками. Рассказываем про их историю, обсуждаем предпосылки и перспективу развития данного тренда, современные традиции японского геймдизайна и многое другое.hosted by @telegram :Рустам @d_javausКирилл @zeusofarcБасанг @gnasabПолезные ссылки/материалы из выпусков ищите в Telegram-канале: https://taplink.cc/hcgТаймкоды:(00:16) Интро/О чём выпуск(01:15) Почему триктейкинги?(04:23) Классические игры в жанре(04:20) Основные механики:(04:33) Trick-taking(06:59) Ladder climbing(07:30) Shedding(08:00) Разбор примеров(10:18) Развитие жанра и современные игры(12:05) Немецкая школа и издательство Amigo(13:00) Легенда о Tichu(15:00) Япония - современная мекка триктейкингов(15:49) Хитрый Райнер Книция (19:16) Немного о Tokyo Game Market(20:40) Азия - большой и незнакомый нам рынок(21:40) Бум триктейкингов в США(22:22) Особенности хобби в Японии(28:30) Издательство Allplay(30:48) Cat In the Box(32:22) Разбираемся в особенностях тиражей(36:32) Чем интересно? Инновации в рамках одной механики(40:00) Современные карточные игры(42:42) Коммьюнити. Аналогия с варгеймами(48:15) А что по $$$?(49:47) Влияние жанра на настольную индустрию(54:10) Рескины западных игр в Азии(56:15) Где купить и что локализовано(1:08:02) Интересные игры в жанре(1:08:18) playingcards.io(1:10:57) Roulette-Taking Game(1:13:08) TRICKTAKERs / KINGs: TRICKTAKERs(1:14:55) Bridge City Poker(1:16:05) Reapers(1:17:15) Haggis(1:18:52) Дань уважения: Sai Beppu(1:20:20) Летсплей на Низа Гамс(1:21:00) Паказа помощь с таймкодами спасибо Коле Егорову

Join Ryan and Patrick for episode 2 of Trick Talkers: Tea Time - shorter length episodes where they talk about different topics within the trick-taking, climbing, and shedding world! In this episode, they discuss PAX Unplugged (Big Cat Games and Ninja Star Games booth), Tokyo Game Market, and shine the spotlight on Taiki Shinzawa. Contact us: Email - tricktalkers@gmail.com Twitter - @tricktalkers Topics discussed during the episode: (00:30) - PAX Unplugged (01:02) - Big Cat Games and Ninja Star Games (01:02) - First Look Games (08:20) - Tokyo Game Market (13:25) - Games from the Tokyo Game Market we are excited about (16:50) - Taiki Shinzawa Links from the episode: Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/user?u=79588956 BCG and NSG Booth Location PAX Unplugged First Look Twitter picture

Important Macross news! Mark will ruthlessly exploit any and all chances to mention Macross, and so he shoehorns in a quote from a Macross property so he can talk about Macross. He can then mention his mention of Macross in the episode description, in a move called Meta-cross. There's some stuff about board games too, I guess.01:51 AYURIS: Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Warcry (Uncredited, Games Workshop, 2019) Games Played Last Week:04:22 -After the Empire (Evan Halbert & Ryan Mauk, Grey Fox Games, 2021)12:47 -Beyond the Sun (Dennis K. Chan, Rio Grande Games, 2020) 16:18 -Keyflower (Sebastien Bleasdale & Richard Breese, R&D Games, 2012)21:22 -Black Rose Wars: Sator Box (Marco Montanaro, Ludus Magnus Studio, 2020)27:26 -Commands & Colors: Samurai Battles (Richard Borg, GMT Games, 2021)37:47 -Haiclue (Will Leaf, Tiger Board Games, 2019)38:46 -Street Fighter: The Miniatures Game (Alex Tune & Joe Vargas, Jasco Games, 2021)News (and why it doesn't matter): 44:40 15th annual Golden Geek Awards nominations are open on BGG47:51 Mighty Boards' Vengeance: Roll and Fight!48:37 Let's Make a Bus Route dice game49:06 Safe Battle: sound check[EDIT: Mark mistakenly conflates the Tokyo Game Market with TGS, which are different events. We apologize for the error.]49:53 Warhammer Underworlds "Starter Set?"51:56 Topic: Probability

National Parks, incorrect movie references and the latest in Japan. Today in Shelf or Sell Jan brings in Chimera Station, Alex decides to settle the debate once and for all around Wingspan and Jesse does his best to hide his intentions with Parks.  Afterwards on the Medley Minute, Jan talks all about the Tokyo Game Market and Jesse talks about a CMON surprise. Later in On The Radar, Jesse talks about some Dark Ventures, Jan gets ready to sprint to the finish with Cubitos and Alex cheats by talking about Lost Ruins of Arnak when he already owns it. All that and more in this week's episode of The Weekly Quack!We hope you enjoyed this week's episode! Have a question you'd like featured next week? Leave it on our website at theweeklyquack.com! We'll pick our favorites and talk about them on the show! Did you know we have t-shirts? Well, you do now! Get yours here: (Mens) (Womens).Time Stamps- Shelf or Sell- 05:18 - Chimera Station ft. Jan 15:06 -  Wingspan ft. Alex 26:46 - Parks ft. Jesse Medley Minute- 38:04 - Tokyo Game Market ft. Jan 41:32 - Top Ten Under Ten (BGC) (Quackalope) ft. Alex 42:50 - CMON + Warner Bros ft. Jesse On the Radar- 47:42 - Dark Venture: Battle of the Ancients ft. Jesse 58:27 - Cubitos ft. Jan 1:04:34 - Lost Ruins of Arnak ft. Alex1:12:34 - Audience Feedback Support the show (http://patreon.com/quackalope)

HEADLINES: Fantasy Flight announces Investigator Starter Decks for "Arkham Horror: The Card Game." "Pandemic" designer Matt Leacock writes an opinion piece for the New York Times. Alliance Game Distributors temporarily shuts down operations, but ACD Distribution expects to keep running. Asmodee USA and Renegade Game Studios delay new releases. Fireside Games delay party game "Stringamajig" and their Kickstarter campaign for "Castle Panic: Deluxe Edition." The Tokyo Game Market event for April has been canceled. WizKids pulls out of Origins and UK Games Expo 2020.   THE HOTNESS: Frosthaven Gloomhaven Everdell The Crew: The Quest for Planet 9 Terraforming Mars Dark Ages: Heritage of Charlemagne Arkham Horror: The Card Game Wingspan Pax Pamir (Second Edition) Rallyman: GT   NEW & UPCOMING RELEASES: The Isle of Cats The Isle of Cats: Late Arrivals Core Connection: Rise of Atlantis VIAE: Roads of Rome Nevada City Starcadia Quest: Showdown Starcadia Quest: Build-a-Robot   KICKSTARTER: Trekking the World Moonshine Empire Lawyer Up   YOUR HOSTS: You can find previous hosts Chris & Kitty at TabletopGameTalk.com. And you can follow Jesse on Twitter @TheJesseWheeler.

Perhaps it would be inevitable that there would be juvenile comments about the components in Catan: Starfarers. This is, after all, the gaming series that brought us endless unfunny remarks about wood and sheep. Perhaps the sculptors for the pieces knew what they were doing and, in turn, laughing at us. I suppose we must be thankful that Klaus Teuber remained high-minded--one shudders to imagine what the satirical outlook of, say, Vlaada Chvatil would have done with the same material.Games Played Last Week: -Street Masters: Aftershock 2m18s (Adam & Brady Sadler, Blacklist Games, 2019)-Big City: 20th Anniversary Jumbo Edition! 4m51s (Franz-Benno Delonge, Mercury Games, 2019)-Wavelength 7m46s (Alex Hague, Justin Vickers, & Wolfgang Warsch, Palm Court, 2019)-Warfighter: The Private Military Contractor Card Game 10m32s (Dan Verssen, DVG Games, 2019)-The Shipwreck Arcana 15m42s (Kevin Bishop, Meromorph Games, 2017)-Yggdrasil Chronicles 17m26s (Cédric Lefebvre, Ludonaute, 2019)News (and why it doesn't matter):-Tokyo Game Market 21m39s-Matagot Makes Pronoun Progress 22m00s-Spycon (Where Everyone Is a Spy) 23m46s-Warhammer Underworlds Digital 24m33s-Airship City in English 26m00s-Expanding Spheres of Influence 27m00s-Flotilla 29m07sFeature Game: Catan: Starfarers 30m08s (Klaus Teuber, KOSMOS, 2019)

Perhaps it would be inevitable that there would be juvenile comments about the components in Catan: Starfarers. This is, after all, the gaming series that brought us endless unfunny remarks about wood and sheep. Perhaps the sculptors for the pieces knew what they were doing and, in turn, laughing at us. I suppose we must be thankful that Klaus Teuber remained high-minded--one shudders to imagine what the satirical outlook of, say, Vlaada Chvatil would have done with the same material.Games Played Last Week: -Street Masters: Aftershock 2m18s (Adam & Brady Sadler, Blacklist Games, 2019)-Big City: 20th Anniversary Jumbo Edition! 4m51s (Franz-Benno Delonge, Mercury Games, 2019)-Wavelength 7m46s (Alex Hague, Justin Vickers, & Wolfgang Warsch, Palm Court, 2019)-Warfighter: The Private Military Contractor Card Game 10m32s (Dan Verssen, DVG Games, 2019)-The Shipwreck Arcana 15m42s (Kevin Bishop, Meromorph Games, 2017)-Yggdrasil Chronicles 17m26s (Cédric Lefebvre, Ludonaute, 2019)News (and why it doesn't matter):-Tokyo Game Market 21m39s-Matagot Makes Pronoun Progress 22m00s-Spycon (Where Everyone Is a Spy) 23m46s-Warhammer Underworlds Digital 24m33s-Airship City in English 26m00s-Expanding Spheres of Influence 27m00s-Flotilla 29m07sFeature Game: Catan: Starfarers 30m08s (Klaus Teuber, KOSMOS, 2019)

Grant Rodiek of Hyperbole Games (Cry Havok, Farmageddon, Solstice) wants to know our three desert island games, while Shoe asks him about the life of an indie game designer, Christina shares what type of collector she is, and Nick attends Tokyo Game Market Games we discussed: Intro: Cry HavocFarmageddon SPQF Imperius   Christina's topic: What Kind of Game Collector Are You? Isle of Cats Puerto Rico dibdib/Moneybags Ginkgopolis 6 Nimmt Cockroach Poker The Mind Arboretum No Thanks! Coloretto Grant's topic: Top 3 Games  Carcassonne Brass: Lancashire High Society La Boca Alien Frontiers Libertalia The Mind Codenames Small World: Designer Edition War of the Ring Star Wars: Rebellion Terra Mystica Gaia Project Caverna Agricola A Feast for Odin 7 Wonders Chess Scrabble Lost Cities Hanabi Campy Creatures Shoe's topic: Life of an Indie Game Designer Hocus Solstice   Nick's topic: Tokyo Game Market Nine Tiles Panic Dual Clash Poker Here Comes the Dog Tokyo Highway Tokyo Series Final thoughts:   Gugong Q.E. The Estates The Tale of Ord (PostCurious) Wingspan

Walker encourages you to tell friends about So Very Wrong About Games, despite his not listening to the podcast. Mark has recommended it to him, but apparently Walker's contempt for his co-host's opinions is not limited to games, but extends also to the podcast they produce together about games. One assumes Walker also does not read the episode descriptions, which is truly risky, and might create an incentive to make them devoted to discussing his manifold character flaws. Games Played Last Week:-Forbidden Stars 2m51s (Samuel Bailey, James Kniffen, & Corey Konieczka, Fantasy Flight, 2015)-Dice Hockey 4m17s (Artyom Nichipurov, Unpublished Wolff Designa prototype)-Ortus Regni 5m46s (Jon Sudbury, Jon Sudbury Games, 2014)-Xia: Legends of a Drift System 7m00s (Cody Miller, Far Off Games, 2014)-Skull 9m27s (Hervé Marly, Asmodee, 2011)-Cockroach Poker 9m27s (Jacques Zeimet, Dre Magier Spiele, 2004)-Escape: The Curse of the Temple 14m24s (Kristian Amundsen Østby, Queen Games, 2012)-878: Vikings – Invasions of England 15m16s (Beau Beckett, Dave Kimmel, & Jeph Stahl, Academy Games, 2017)News (and why it doesn't matter)-Ortus Regni back...ish 17m19s-Tokyo Game Market 19m18s-Nostalgic Splat Attack 19m38s-Knizia auctions Lost Cities 20m13sFeature Game: Preview of Crisis at Steamfall 22m36s (Tom Stasiak, Beautiful Disaster Games, 2018)Topic: Interview with Chris Cieslik of Asmadi Games 40m16s

Walker encourages you to tell friends about So Very Wrong About Games, despite his not listening to the podcast. Mark has recommended it to him, but apparently Walker's contempt for his co-host's opinions is not limited to games, but extends also to the podcast they produce together about games. One assumes Walker also does not read the episode descriptions, which is truly risky, and might create an incentive to make them devoted to discussing his manifold character flaws. Games Played Last Week:-Forbidden Stars 2m51s (Samuel Bailey, James Kniffen, & Corey Konieczka, Fantasy Flight, 2015)-Dice Hockey 4m17s (Artyom Nichipurov, Unpublished Wolff Designa prototype)-Ortus Regni 5m46s (Jon Sudbury, Jon Sudbury Games, 2014)-Xia: Legends of a Drift System 7m00s (Cody Miller, Far Off Games, 2014)-Skull 9m27s (Hervé Marly, Asmodee, 2011)-Cockroach Poker 9m27s (Jacques Zeimet, Dre Magier Spiele, 2004)-Escape: The Curse of the Temple 14m24s (Kristian Amundsen Østby, Queen Games, 2012)-878: Vikings – Invasions of England 15m16s (Beau Beckett, Dave Kimmel, & Jeph Stahl, Academy Games, 2017)News (and why it doesn't matter)-Ortus Regni back...ish 17m19s-Tokyo Game Market 19m18s-Nostalgic Splat Attack 19m38s-Knizia auctions Lost Cities 20m13sFeature Game: Preview of Crisis at Steamfall 22m36s (Tom Stasiak, Beautiful Disaster Games, 2018)Topic: Interview with Chris Cieslik of Asmadi Games 40m16s

Tarde pero seguro, volvemos con un nuevo episodio de Se Viene la Lluvia con un especial sobre juegos de deducción social. En la sección noticias repasaremos un poco la Tokyo Game Market y Origins '15 y comentamos algunos lanzamientos que se vienen. En la sección principal hablaremos de juegos de deducción social; repasamos el Wherewolf, The Resistance, Shadows over Camelot, Battlestar Galactica, Spyfall, Saboteur y varios más. Por último, recomendamos un libro y un podcast periodístico. Recuerden que seguimos sorteando una copia de Combate de San Lorenzo de la mano de Épica Juegos; más información en nuestro facebook www.facebook.com/dadooscuro ¡Que lo disfruten! Tokyo Game Market: https://boardgamegeek.com/blogpost/42535/tokyo-game-market-may-2015-ii-games-seen-games-pla Origins 2015: https://boardgamegeek.com/blogpost/42940/origins-2015-round-news-and-pictures-convention-fl Roborally Online: http://roborally.com/ Radio Ambulante: http://radioambulante.org/