Podcasts about vast the crystal caverns

Welcome to episode 69! We continue our top 50 games of all time countdown. In this episode, part 2, we share our favorites from 30 down to 11. 00:00:00 - Intro Top 30-11: 00:01:16 - Railroad Ink  00:03:09 - Coloma  00:05:44 - Bitoku  00:09:01 - Skull  00:11:50 - Distilled 00:13:03 - Fall of Rome 00:15:32 - A Gest of Robin Hood  00:16:24 - A Feast for Odin  00:20:29 - Lovecraft Letter  00:22:21 - Jump Drive  00:24:56 - Vast: The Crystal Caverns  00:28:09 - Imperial Steam  00:32:49 - Dice Masters  00:35:43 - Tapestry  00:36:50 - Dwellings of Eldervale  00:40:13 - Skyrise  00:43:05 - Eila and Something Shiny  00:46:27 - Clank! Catacombs  00:49:52 - Cascadia  00:53:25 - Terraforming Mars 00:56:42 - Living Forest  00:59:00 - Underwater Cities  01:03:14 - Pandemic Legacy S1  01:05:17 - Darwin's Journey  01:06:22 - Welcome to the Moon  01:08:16 - Spirit Island  01:11:42 - Arkham Horror: The Card Game  01:14:33 - Rajas of the Ganges  01:16:16 - Sleeping Gods  01:18:47 - Scythe  01:22:26 - Undaunted: Battle of Britain  01:23:59 - Ankh: Gods of Egypt  01:27:25 - Tekhenu  01:29:58 - Scythe  01:30:27 - Paperback Adventures  01:32:07 - Dead Reckoning  01:37:38 - Daybreak  01:41:34 - Terra Mystica  01:45:50 - Res Arcana  01:49:14 - Res Arcana 01:49:40 - Gloomhaven  01:53:11 - Divinus  01:55:49 - Teotihuacan: City of Gods  01:59:12 - Dead Reckoning  01:59:47 - Brass: Birmingham  02:01:30 - Lost Ruins of Arnak  02:02:36 - Clank! A Deck-Building Adventure  02:03:42 - Nemesis  02:06:55 - Clans of Caledonia  02:09:43 - Bitoku  02:10:05 - Undaunted: Battle of Britain  02:11:23 - Clank! Catacombs  02:11:37 - Pulsar 2849  02:15:14 - Anachrony  02:16:06 - Aeon's End  02:19:51 - Railways of the World  02:20:23 - Teotihuacan: City of Gods  02:21:11 - Ticket to Ride Legacy: Legends of the West  02:22:34 - Arkham Horror: The Card Game  02:24:04 - Star Wars Unlimited  Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/F4kX3Faxxf  Other links : https://linktr.ee/Longestturn Affiliate codes: GameNerdz, Boardlandia (5% discount) Support us on Buy Me a Coffee!

This week we are going to cover the rules for Vast: The Crystal Caverns. Vast: The Crystal Caverns is a game designed by Patrick Leder and Davide Somerville and is illustrated by Kyle Ferrin. The game is published by Leder Games. Expansions include Vast: The Crystal Caverns – Bonus Cards (2017) and Vast: Fearsome Foes (2018).Chapters:00:00 Getting Started04:03 Components05:47 General Rules14:50 Glossary16:31 The Knight30:27 The Goblins41:53 The Dragon49:32 The Cave56:49 The Thief1:07:55 Terrain Variant1:13:58 Difficulty Variant1:19:33 Sample Turns1:26:17 Easily Forgotten Rules 1:29:37 MCG Thoughts

Pick Up & Deliver 422: Vast: The Crystal Caverns, Stumblewood, Code of Nine - Brendan shares his initial thoughts after having tried three games for the first time. Join us, won't you?

Pick Up & Deliver 422: Vast: The Crystal Caverns, Stumblewood, Code of Nine - Brendan shares his initial thoughts after having tried three games for the first time. Join us, won't you?

Pick Up & Deliver 422: Vast: The Crystal Caverns, Stumblewood, Code of Nine - Brendan shares his initial thoughts after having tried three games for the first time. Join us, won't you?

On the precipice of breaking into Pokemon Legends Arceus, the party has other games to debate, bemoaning the lack of RPG depth in the story mode of Mario Golf Super Rush, demoing a new JRPG from Shin Megami Tensei veterans, and playing the most popular MMORPG of the current era (it's FFXIV). Then, they report on quests that pose numerous difficulties, and Evan must concede a truth about late 80s RPGs that he finds deeply unsettling. In this episode: Introductions - (0:00:35) New Games - (0:02:00) Final Fantasy XIV, (0:12:35) Mario Golf Super Rush, (0:23:32) Monark Demo, (0:31:35) Pokemon Legends Arceus, (0:40:38) Vast: The Crystal Caverns, (0:45:25) Guild of Ascension Quests - (0:48:29) Jeremy: An RPG series you could just never get into, (1:04:24) Nick and Evan: An RPG released before 1990 that you DON'T consider to be an RPG Live Rolls and the Job System - (1:23:50) Plugs and Outro - (1:30:30)

Ambie and Crystal discuss a couple games they've played recently, including Project Nos, Flapjack Flipout, and TEN. We then talk about replayability in games and what things can make a game replayable. Announcements: 0:45 Recent Games: 2:09 Replayability: 12:55 Outro: 26:37 Bloopers: 27:41 You can still donate to Extra Life here: https://www.extra-life.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donordrive.participant&participantID=461152 Join our discord: https://discord.gg/WvRVnVeYMS Project Nos: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/201992/project-nos Flapjack Flipout: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/180421/flapjack-flipout TEN: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/335609/ten Support us at https://www.patreon.com/boardgameblitz This episode was sponsored by Grey Fox Games. Use the code 'BGBLITZ21' for 20% off non-exclusive items from their site: http://www.greyfoxgames.com/ For the full show notes visit our site at http://www.boardgameblitz.com/posts/297

Things got a bit heavy last week, so let's take things down a notch by exploring the other end of the scale. Light games are just as important for a board game collection, after all. We discuss what light games offer that heavier games don't, and mention some of our recent favourites. Before we lighten the mood, we talk about Reef, Clans of Caledonia, and Tutankhamun. 02:34 - Reef 09:18 - Clans of Caledonia 15:00 - Tutankhamun 22:01 - Light Games 23:48 - Werewolf 25:37 - Vast: The Crystal Caverns 26:28 - Ingenious 27:21 - The Quest for El Dorado 30:40 - Twice As Clever 33:24 - Dice Fishing: Roll and Catch 36:11 - Cacti 37:35 - The Crew: The Quest for Planet Nine 38:04 - Deep Sea Adventure 38:49 - Flamme Rouge "Complexity bias in BGG" by Dinesh Vatvani: https://dvatvani.github.io/BGG-Analysis-Part-2.html Join the discussion at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/discord

Bu bölümde tek kişilik işçi yerleştirme oyunu Maquis'den, 20 dakikada 2. Dünya Savaşı mottosuyla yola çıkmış Blitzkrieg!'den, en özgün keşif ve hayatta kalma oyunlarından 7th Continent'tan bahsettik. Ayrıca, asimetrik oyuncu güçleri mekaniğini ve bu mekaniği kullanan Vast: The Crystal Caverns, Root, Spirit Island ve benzeri oyunları konuştuk. Bu bölümle birlikte yeni görünümümüze de kavuştuk, yardımları ve emeklerinden ötürü Sinan Demir'e çok teşekkür ederiz! Keyifli dinlemeler! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/saatyonupodcast/message

We went a little bit long today, but that’s because we’re essentially talking about 9 different games in our descriptions. And that’s because today we are taking a look at asymmetrical games by comparing Vast: The Crystal Caverns and Root. We then take a step back and talk about how we learn games. We also get a little bit excited about the upcoming Origins: Game Fair, so be on the lookout for us if you are heading to Columbus next month! [00:00:00] - Introduction [00:00:34] - Asymmetric Games [00:01:55] - Vast: The Crystal Caverns [00:18:21] - Root [00:35:36] - Comparison [00:46:27] - Other Asymmetric Games [00:50:14] - Broader View Men on Board is part of the Dice Tower Network of podcasts. Find other great podcasts at https://www.dicetower.com/dice-tower-network.

This week the Board Game Bros discuss the dungeon-delving asymmetrical board game Vast: the Crystal Caverns. Listen as Jeff and Matt go into great detail how the unique player rolls play and interact with each other and why you should brush up on your rule book interpretation skills before sitting down with this game.

Ryan, Adam and Chad argue for 30 minutes about the meaning of a big word. Really. We take on the topic of "variable player powers" and how that broad categorization applies to games from Cosmic Encounter to Vast: The Crystal Caverns, and everything in-between. Is there a hard line between variable player powers and asymmetric games? We certainly don't have the answer. As you may have guessed, our feature game is also asymmetric - Root. This recent hit has been the talk of the town, and your three hosts had a chance to play it together. Hear about that game (and Chad's subsequent games since) went, our views on asymmetric games, and what our opinions are on this cutesy woodland creature wargame. We close the show with some games we've been playing recently, including Detective: A Modern Crime Story, Gloomhaven, and Chad's 5 hour Through the Ages match. Don't forget to find Mr. Dice Guy's most recent discount code buried within!

On this first episode of the Tabletop Sessions Podcast, we discuss Vast: The Crystal Caverns, Archmage, Wallenstein, Pax Pamir, Renegade, Time of Crisis, The Shipwreck Arcana, and the Kickstarters for Mezo, Assassins Creed: Brotherhood of Venice, and Hagglethorn Hollow. The Game Show of the Week is 'I Guess the Games Down in Africa' The Ippokratic Corner introduces the DNA Test, and the hosts each rundown their Top 3 Board Games to Turn Into A Movie Or TV Series Instagram: @tabletopsessions Twitter: @ttsessionsqa Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/tabletopsessions BGG Guild: https://boardgamegeek.com/guild/3357 Email: tabletopsessionsqatar@gmail.com

Asymmetry is a powerful tool for game design, if done right. There's a lot of replayability right out of the box, and finding a playstyle that works for you can be very satisfying. But this dark alchemy has a darker byproduct: imbalance. When so much is different between each player, how do you ensure that things stay fair? Before we nerf plz, we discuss Container, and more Root. 01:40 - Container 12:28 - Root 18:08 - Scoreboard Update 20:04 - Balancing Asymmetry 26:49 - Vast: The Crystal Caverns 27:26 - Cosmic Encounter 30:05 - Scythe 30:55 - Terra Mystica 33:20 - Cry Havoc 40:08 - Cthulhu Wars 44:14 - The Voyages of Marco Polo 45:27 - Rising Sun 47:55 - Sidereal Confluence 49:57 - Diplomacy

En este episodio hablamos de las distintas plataformas que conocemos para poder jugar online (Vassal, Boardgamearena, Yucata, Octogon, Tabletopia, Tabletop simulator...). Después volvemos con nuestra sección rewind donde para variar hablo de mis últimas partidas a Argent: The consortium y Gabriel comenta que ha estado jugando bastante a Roll For the Galaxy. Tras eso damos unas breves impresiones sobre Star Wars Legion y Harvest. Y por último cerramos con un análisis un poco más exaustivo de Vast: The Crysital caverns, el que quizá sea el juego más asimétrico que hemos probado jamás. 00:05:02 - Plataformas para jugar online 00:52:50 - Rewind: Argent the consortium y Roll for the galaxy 01:01:45 - Harvest 01:06:35 - Star Wars: Legion 01:14:20 - Vast: The Crystal caverns 01:38:20 - Follow y Unfollow MUSIC: Space Invaders – Pornophonique /n Look and feel years younger – Brad Sucks

There are lots of great games that are available for free (or at least just the cost of printer paper and ink). Some are homebrew, some are games that are available to print as a demo, and some are just weird. And I cannot stress just how much Jondi hates Werewolf.

Recorded from War Room Studios in Albuquerque, NM : 4/25/17 This episode brought to you by Tasty Minstrel Games, BoardgameTables.com, Arcane Wonders and Meeple Realty - We PROMISE that your Iphone won't self destruct while listening to this episode!  We discuss "SEXY" in board games, play some AWESOME listener voice mails and Brandon does his best Pocahontas as he sings "Just around the river bend".... Sort of. We discuss the lack of spinners in boardgames and check in on Josh's inability to math (1+2+1+1).  We review the completely asymmetric game "Vast: The Crystal Caverns" from Leder Games, and it's a unique one!  We finish up with part two of our interview with Jamie of The Secret Cabal and Rodney of Watch it Played.  Don't miss the part where Rodney gets the best of Josh, and laugh out loud at some of our outrageous questions during Rapid Fire!   Episode Timeline: 00:00:00 - This episode sponsored by Tasty Minstrel Games, BoardGameTables.com, Arcane Wonders & Meeple Realty 00:00:44 - Intro and Banter 00:28:13 - Want to own the finest accessory in board gaming? Visit BoardgameTables.com 00:25:29 - TNT - Then :: Nuclear War 00:48:50  - Meeple Realty takes us BACK TO THE FUTURE with the Anachrony Time Capsule 00:50:38 - TNT - Now :: Featuring Sagrada, Shogun and more 01:21:05 - TNT - Tomorrow :: Featuring Kings Champion and Petrichor 01:36:42 -  Yokohama from Tasty Minstrel Games lands at a port near you! 01:38:35 - Vast Review - Flavor 01:40:17 - Vast Review - Overview 01:53:55 - Vast Review - Production and Components 01:57:20 - Vast Review - Strategy and Gameplay 02:07:30 - Vast Review - Theme 02:10:50 - Vast Review - Final Thoughts 02:20:06 - Lie like a Viking in Spoils of War from Arcane Wonders 02:22:11 - Feature Segment, Featuring: Watch it Played and The Secret Cabal   Game Timestamps: A Fake Artist Goes to New York - 02:36:15 Avenue - 02:38:30 Brass - 01:31:43 Dead Mans Doubloons - 01:22:10 Dutch Blitz - 02:42:40 Gloomhaven - 02:50:45 Insider - 02:43:58 Karuba - 02:39:52 Killer - 02:35:10 King's Champion - 01:25:55 Knock Down Barns - 02:32:22 Mansions of Madness 2E - 02:48:10 Mythos Tales - 02:49:15 Nuclear War - 00:29:10 Petrichor - 01:28:40 Sagrada - 00:50:38 Shadows Over Camelot - 02:41:28 Sherlock & Mycroft - 02:45:55 Shogun - 00:59:15 Takenoko - 02:38:30 Tumblin Dice - 01:14:10 Vast - 01:40:17

This week we have a bit more fun with the news, talk about our thoughts on the tile laying game Vast: The Crystal Caverns, and do a comparison of the deckbuilding games Clank and Clank In Space. Finally, Cindy hosts another game show!This podcast is an Obsessive Comics Disorder production - visit ocdcast.com for more great videos and podcasts. Join our BGG Guild! boardsandswords.com/guildEmail us your comments and questions at feedback@boardsandswords.com. You can find the show on twitter @Boardsandswords, or on facebook at facebook.com/ocdcast. Personally I'm @ChrisTheProf on Twitter & Instagram Collin is @colcakes196 on Twitter & Instagram. Cindy is cindypastorius on Instagram. This podcast is also a part of the Dice Tower Network. For other great board gaming shows, check out dicetowernetwork.com. Also, thanks to CoolStuffInc for sponsoring the network - check out coolstuffinc.com for some great deals on games.Thank you for listening to the show. Until next time, remember that every gamer has a story…..what's yours?

Originally this episode was going to be about something completely different. Oh well. Toss these games in your bag and go stand in line somewhere, because it's time to think about waiting for food at restaurants while playing board games!

Tom is joined by Mutual Buddy Hugh (Hugh Stevens) to talk about Mice & Mystics and Vast: The Crystal Caverns. They discuss Family Games.

Corrective Consciousness Podcast 089 w/ PyroJackFrost, LotusPrince, and Vysethebold! This week the guys discuss Grablue, FFXIV, Vast: The Crystal Caverns, White Day, Ori and the Blind Forest, Trials of the Blood Dragon, The Mummy Demastered, and more!

Howdy listeners, and welcome back to Dragon’s Demize! This week on the podcast, we’re back to our bread and butter with a review of Vast: The Crystal Caverns. Vast is such a unique game and we’re extremely excited to tackle it. In Vast, 2-5 players take on wildly asymmetrical roles and fight to accomplish their […] The post Vast Crystal Caverns appeared first on Dragon's Demize.

Hey, all. This one's me talking about how I've organized my life recently to be more productive. I also discuss some very early first impressions of the odd game Vast: The Crystal Caverns. Finally, I weigh in on the subject of using "they" as a non-gendered singular pronoun in game rulebooks and why that's obviously a good thing. Obviously. Music: Sailing The Solar Wind by Abstraction Like the podcast? Want to watch it being recorded, live? Consider supporting it on Patreon.

This week Dan and Dudley are back from PAX South 2018 with a list of games they want to keep and eye out for this year, including Tunic, Overland, Moonlighter, and Frostpunk.  Also they played Vast: The Crystal Cavern and Star Wars Destiny.  Dudley got a game of Guild ball in earlier in the week.

This week Dan and Dudley are talking about hair colors as well as Super Mario Odyssey and Skyrim on the Nintendo Switch.  Dan is racing ahead in Opus Magnum.  The guys also played Vast: The Crystal Caverns and Incan Gold.  Also the Blacksmiths are coming!

This week Dudley has made a friend and pitches a concept to Nintendo.  Dan is playing Golf Story and Super Mario Odyssey.  Dudley is still playing Destiny 2.  They also played a game of Vast: The Crystal Caverns and received a review copy of Opus Magnum.

Adam and Chad discuss what they're doing to get ready for an upcoming "gaming marathon" session - 24 hours of gaming takes a bit of prep! How to pick your games, what to pack, when to eat - we'll tell you exactly how to survive & thrive in a gaming environment. Race for the Galaxy is our feature game for this episode, after which we discuss Adam's nihilistic view of Candyland, Ryan and Chad rolled their own civilizations, and Chad likes 80% of Vast: The Crystal Caverns. Of Dice and Men is broadcasted live on 91.3 FM CJTR, Regina Community Radio - our next broadcast will be November 5th at 8 PM CST.

MHGG Review - Vast: The Crystal Cavern 00:00:50 Game info/ Rules overview 00:02:49 Initial Thoughts 00:04:15 Component Review 00:08:18 Rules Review 00:12:14 Gameplay Review 00:33:45 Final Thoughts 00:39:40 Listener Feedback 00:43:44 Contact Info and Episode Wrap-up Slack Channel Patreon Guild

Eight! It turns out it’s episode 8. In this, the 8th episode of the podcast, Frank and Gavin discuss the following: 1.16 – BGIcon 3.42 – Ticket to Ride: Rails and Sails 9.08 – Vast: The Crystal Cavern 13.31 – Fleet 17.12 – Classics Corner 24.07 – Contoversy Corner featuring 3 Discrete controversies. 39.00 Kickstarter […]

Week 138 Announcements :22 • Winner of the Contest: Brody Sheard  • Contest in Joshua’s Segment • August 6th & 13th • Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wdyptw • Website: www.wdyptw.com • Punchboard Media: www.punchboardmedia.com The Other Leg with Marc Gurwitz 4:06 • Go Bananas Aaron Gets Yelled at By the Internet 6:50 • Caverna Feedback Board Gaming on A Budget with Joshua Acosta 12:22 • Dice Tower Con Wrap Up • Barcelona: The Rose of Fire • VIRAL • Total Recall: The Official Tabletop Game • Barenpark • Captain Sonar • Giant Hey, That’s My Fish! • “The Tower Menagerie” • Islebound • 51st State Master Set • Imperial Settlers • The Networks • Macroscope • Medici: The Card Game • Top That! • Sushi Go Party! • Zooloretto • Twilight Struggle • Lords of Waterdeep • New York 1901 • CONTEST! • Ding ’n’ Dent list of games: • VAST: The Crystal Caverns, The Networks, Hive Carbon, Imperial Settlers Aztecs Expansion, Tides of Madness, Brutal Kingdom, The Castles of Burgundy The Card Game, Ta-Da!, Element, Islebound, Scythe, T.I.M.E. Stories, T.I.M.E. Stories: A Prophecy of Dragons, T.I.M.E. Stories: The Marcy Case, Macroscopes, Top That!, Drunkquest, Sushi Go! Party, Arkwright, Lemonade Stand, Spyfall 2, Banana Bandits, Steam Rails to Riches, 1830: Railways & Robber Barons, Formula D + Extra Dice Set, CO2, Codex Starter Set, Tails & Games: Baba Yaga, Broom Service, Indonesia, 1844/1854, YINSH, Haspelknecht, Voodoo Mania, Notre Dame 10th Anniversary Edition, Healthy Heart Hospital,Betrayal at House on the Hill, Zooloretto, Zooloretto XXL Expansion, Zooloretto Gorilla Expansion, Zooloretto “Expansion”, Zooloretto Exotic Expansion • Calculated MSRP: $1,734.54 • Enter contest: Comment on pinned Twitter post @JoshuaAcostaMD, Comment on BGG Guild Forum Post, Email JoshuaWDYPTW@gmail.com • Win a copy of “What’s Up” Spotlight On with Eric Buscemi 32:45 • Longhorn • The Manhattan Project • Windup War • Forbidden Island • Gondola • Sagrada • Twin Stars • Trash Pandas Patrick Hillier, the Over the Hillier Gamer 46:19 • Quinto • Skyward • 7 Wonders • Near and Far • Guillotine • Cleopatra and the Society of Architects • Akrotiri • First Martians: Adventures on the Red Planet • Bohnanza • Vegas Wits & Wagers • Auf Teufel komm Raus (The Devil Comes Out) • Star Realms Online • Rule Book Rant • Legends of Andor • X-Com • Daedalus Sentence • Baseball Highlights 2045 • Terraforming Mars • Robinson Crusoe • First Martians The Segment with Derek Davis with Special Guest Locke 1:04:46 • Outfoxed • MaskMen Learning From and Through Board Games with Jamie Maltman 1:11:21 • Online: • Through the Ages: A New Story of Civilization • Ginkgopolis • Concordia + Salsa • Offline: • Nemo’s War 2nd Edition* • TIME Stories: Lumen Fidei • Innovation: Deluxe Edition  • Ice Cool • Deus: Egypt • Spirit Island • Solo with kids • Finding the right co-op The Eric Booth Reviews 1:25:14 • RuthCon 2017 • Yokohama • Railroad Revolution • Raiders of the North Sea • NMBR 9 • Sun, Sea & Sand • Asgard • Honshu • Myrmes • Mansions of Madness, 2nd Edition The Cubist Corner with Bill Corey Jr 1:31:41 • Raxxon Kerensa & Brandon Babble 1:41:37 • Terraforming Mars • Jorvik • Vegas Wits & Wagers • Before the Earth Explodes • Vacation Game Packing & Planning Outtro 2:13:03 End 2:14:19

Ambie, Cassadi, and Crystal discuss Startups, Takenoko, and Sagrada. We talk about the fantasy theme in board games and Crystal goes over the origins of the word "fantasy."

This week Dan and Dudley are talking more about Mario Kart 8, which Dan keeps losing to Brob. Dudley is still playing Human Resource Machine, and talks about what’s coming in the first DLC for Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.  And Dan played another game of Vast: The Crystal Caverns and has some news involving the HTC Vive.

This week Dan and Dudley are talking about the classic SNES Bust-a-move as well as Mario Kart 8, which was just released on the Nintendo Switch. Dudley played Human Resource Machine.  And Dan became a sentient cave in Vast: The Crystal Caverns and talks about his plan to purchase an HTC Vive.

The Rook & Pawn has over 800 games in its library - someone has to make 'em all. One of those someones is Mattox Shuler, Athenian, game designer. Along with Kyle Key, Mattox helped found Keymaster Games, a thriving game company located right here in Athens. Their first game, Control, was a smash hit last year on Kickstarter, and they easily funded their second title, Campy Creatures, just a few weeks ago. Mattox talks games, plays Campy with us and reveals ALL* of his secrets. *note: no secrets actually revealed, this was merely a ploy to add intrigue and excitement to these show notes. Find out more about Keymaster Games here: http://keymastergames.com/ Follow The Rook & Pawn on Social Media http://twitter.com/rooknpawn http://instagram.com/rooknpawn http://facebook.com/rookandpawn http://www.therookandpawn.com The Rook & Pawncast Theme Music by Nicholas Mallis: https://nicholasmallis.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/nicholasmallis/ For more information about the games we played and discussed, check out them out here: New York Slice: https://beziergames.com/products/new-york-slice https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/208895/new-york-slice Vast: The Crystal Caverns: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/170416/vast-crystal-caverns Campy Creatures: http://keymastergames.com/campycreatures/ Control: http://keymastergames.com/control/ Welcome to the Dungeon: http://iellogames.com/Welcome_to_the_Dungeon.html

What I’m Playing Now: 1)Welcome Back to the Dungeon 2)Vast: The Crystal Caverns 3)Yin-Yang Dice 4)Yedo 5)7 Wonder Duel: Pantheon 6)Knights of Pen & Paper +1 What I WANT to play Now!: 1)Legendary: Buffy the Vampire Slayer 2)Port Royal 3)Rick and Morty: Close-Rick Counters of the Rick Kind Deck-Building Game

Adam, Ryan, and Chad discuss how technology has enhanced and improved board games in the last few years. We also discuss this episode's feature game Mage Knight, and chat about Vast: The Crystal Caverns and Terraforming Mars

In episode 5 of The Meddlesome Meeples Show, we catch up with the Meeples, discuss the games Archer Once You Go Blackmail by AEG and Vast The Crystal Caverns by Leder Games, chat about the fantasy novel The Eye Of The World by Robert Jordan, present the music news with some exciting album releases, discuss who would win in a battle between the U.S.S. Enterprise and an Imperial Star Destroyer, worry about Matt pushing boundaries, suspect Heather of being a Disney Princess, and we receive a visit from a galaxy far, far away… If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe or give us a like

Power Grid Showdown Our hosts are joined once again by, friend of the show, Ant, and he starts off strong with some Bloody Minute Talk with Jeff. Moving onto recently played games, Zach finally tried out Hanamikoji, Adrian played Rhein: River Trade with Edward from Heavy Cardboard, and Jeff got Adrian’s copy of Keyflower to the table. In a short news section, one of Jeff's friends wins a CMoN mini painting competition. In Kickstarter, The Grimm Forest is mentioned, and Adrian brings up his new favorite game style, 18XX, with the new 18CZ. Moving on to the review of the week, it’s a dual review of Power Grid and Power Grid the Card Game! Does the original still hold up? Or did it lose it’s spark when compared to newer games? Does the Card Game version replace the main game? Or does the Card Game lack the heavier appeal of the original? Find out inside! The hosts even get some twitter and email questions about the review to answer. 00:00:38 Banter! Featuring: Alexa shennaningans, Bloody Minute, Hanamikoji, Vast: The Crystal Cavern, Rhein: River Trade, Keyflower, Unfair, Clank!, and Ponzi Scheme. 00:28:09 News and Kickstarters! 00:28:12 Jeff's friend won a CMON painting contest 00:29:15 The Grimm Forest 00:32:31 18CZ   00:34:31 MHGG Review and Contrast: Power Grid and Power Grid: The Card Game 00:34:53 Power Grid Review 01:04:12 Power Grid: The Card Game Review 01:21:04 Game Comparisons 01:30:21 Listener Q&A 01:38:34 Episode Wrap-up and Contact Info   Bonus: Of Dice and Men’s review/comparison

It is no secret that we like games that have some type of asymmetrical component to it and VAST: The Crystal Caverns has this. The fact that each individual has […]

Después de un largo de parón sin podcast volvemos con un montón de proyectos de Kickstarter y alguno de Verkami. Desde el 221B os pedimos disculpas por el retraso, nos ha sido imposible conseguir cuadrar las agendas, pero por fin lo hemos conseguido. Nos hemos juntado con una montonera de proyectos y con alguno nuevo que ha surgido mientras hacíamos el Archivo que os va a sorprender, seguro. En este Archivo no hemos podido contar con la Srta. Bea con su sección "Encuentros en la tercera ronda", pero esperamos tenerla de vuelta en el siguiente programa y que nos hable, por ejemplo, de cómo son las Navidades para las consortes de los jugones, ahí se lo dejamos... Por supuesto contamos con los Ilustres irregulares: Misteriosa Srta. Adler, Sr. Rául y Sr. Pirrakas, a los que les agradecemos la colaboración Lista de juegos de mesa de este archivo Kingdom Death: un juego de mesa que está arrasando en Kickstarter con su recaudación, a pesar de que tendremos el juego completo en el 2020. Juego cooperativo de horror basado en el combate de los protagonistas contra monstruos y bestias, manejadas por inteligencia artificial, con toques de RPG. Labyrinth, Paths of destiny:Es una tercera edición de este juego, ganador del premio “juego del año 2012: distinción de los Jugadores”. Un juego de mazmorreo y puteo en el que iremos descubriendo un laberinto mientras lo atravesamos intentando llegar a su corazón con una llave robada y, con suerte, no toparnos con el golem. NecronomiCORP: ¿harto del tedio de ir a la oficina todos los días? En este juego de cartas nuestros compañeros y hasta la fotocopiadora se han vuelto unos monstruos terribles y tenemos que matarlos, ir subiendo plantas y llegar a la azotea donde nos espera el jefe para acabar acabar con él. Legends Untold: En la página del proyecto podemos leer "Legends Untold: tan profundo como un juego de rol, tan rápido como un juego de cartas. Legends Untold es un juego cooperativo de aventuras para 1 a 4 jugadores. 5 minutos de setup y 1 hora de juego". Vast: The Crystal Caverns (2nd printing): después del éxito cosechada con su primera edición, lanzan la segunda. Es un juego asimétrico donde cada jugador tendrá un rol que funciona totalmente diferente y unas condiciones de victoria distinta al resto: el caballero querrá derrotar al dragón, el dragón despertar y salir de la cueva, la cueva (que también es un personaje) quiere colapsar y matar a todos... Monkey Business: Si conocéis el juego "animal sobre animal" éste Monkey Business os va a sonar parecido. Tendremos que apilar unas figuras de monos intentando que no se nos caiga la construcción. Who shit in my cat?: Habéis leído bien. "¿Quién se ha cagado en (el interior) mi gato?, es un juego sobre mentir e introducirle diversos artículos, vehículos y objetos a un gato por el ano. Dependiendo de la pledge, incluye gato. No os perdáis el vídeo de promoción. Way of the Fighter: Un juego de cartas basado en los juegos de lucha como Street Fighter o Mortal Kombat. Un proyecto de Soda Pop. Yokai Quest: un juego cooperativo para 1 o más jugadores, ambientado en un mundo inspirado en el Japón fantástico con un aspecto chibi. Quodd Heroes: Un juego de mesa en el que seremos unos cubos (con manos, pies, cara, cogote...) y según la cara que mostremos podremos hacer unas acciones u otras. Con varios modos de juego: equipos, carreras u objetivos. Techno Bowl: Arcade Football Unplugged: juego sobre fútbol américano que, según el autor, trata de aunar los aspectos que más nos gustan de videojuegos como Tecmo Bowl, NFL Blitz y Madden NFL y reflejarlos en un juego de mesa. Además queremos saber. ¿Qué le habéis pedido este año a los Reyes Magos? y lo más importante: el roscón ¿con cebolla o sin cebolla? XD Si te ha gustado este podcast, ¡compártelo! ;)

Join Gloryhoundd and The Uninvited Gamers "After Dark" as they discuss the feminine details of Oathsworn and Ramshackle Miniatures. The Uninvited Gamers will also be helping you navigate the Kickstarter gauntlet by breaking down Tales from the Loop and Vast: The Crystal Cavern. Meanwhile shenanigans brew as they discuss the tragic reality of Nightwing's junk in the trunk.Make sure to follow this week's Uninvited Gamers on Twitter: @GloryHoundd,  @Rlnewby, @DrGloryHogg. You can also check out www.gloryhoundd.com for more game reviews. Music by Bill Kiley https://billkiley.bandcamp.com/track/shit-got-real

Everyone say Happy Birthday to Hex (John) as he's away this week. We're back from Thanksgiving break........and Sugi and Zack are both sick. : ( We talk about our Thanksgiving shenanigans and finally Zack finishes Star Wars: Imperial Assault the base game! In the news Cards Against Humanity makes a hole. Quick Simple Fun Games will release the english version of Hanamikoji. Also, Vast: The Crystal Caverns gets a second printing on Kickstarter. Then Sugi gives us all the details about Star Wars: Destiny and Zack plays Great Western Trail. 

It's the inaugural episode of our podcast!  Welcome to Boardgame And Geek Out, the podcast where we play boardgames and geek out! This week we're talking about Battlestar Galactica, the board game, from Fantasy Flight Games, and it's expansions: Pegasus, Exodus and Daybreak. We also share our thoughts on Suicide Squad, Judy read Harry Potter & The Cursed Child, and we look forward to playing Batman: The Telltale Series and Vast: The Crystal Caverns. Due to technical issues, the first episode is being posted after the 2nd and 3rd.  Madness!  Sorry for any confusion. Please share your feedback with us and join the discussion!  You can reach us at: Email: boardgameandgeekout@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Boardgame-and-Geek-Out-589284694584710/ Twitter: @boardgameandgo Download this and other episodes via: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/boardgame-geek-out/id1180667538?mt=2# Google Play: https://goo.gl/app/playmusic?ibi=com.google.PlayMusic&isi=691797987&ius=googleplaymusic&link=https%3A%2F%2Fplay.google.com%2Fmusic%2Fm%2FIcjwrwr43met2upcdzuvo5o46d4%3Ft%3DBoardgame_%2526_Geek_Out Libsyn RSS: http://boardgameandgeekout.libsyn.com/rss   Have fun and stay geeky!   Our BAGO theme music is Buddy, by Bensound (www.bensound.com), and is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial No-Derivatives 4.0 International.

Episode 22 - Cry Havoc and the Unstoppable Hype Train The episode kicks off with the many games our hosts have played over the week, include first impressions of Feast for Odin, the continuing coverage of how great Terraforming Mars is, and Adrian’s experience at Heavy Cardboard’s game day. In the news section, A hole was dug by Cards against Humanity, because it was Black Friday, and a Terminator licensed board game was announced. They then move onto Kickstarters, mainly discussing the huge hit, Kingdom Death: Monster and Vast! The Crystal Cavern’s PayPal woes. Cry Havoc is the weekly review, where the hosts do battle on how the game’s many mechanics fit together and if it’s more than the sum of its parts. The Hype Train then departs(Choo-Choo Motherf**ker!) as our discussion topic delves into Hype and ways to avoid its pitfalls. Two new emails close out the show. Banter! Featuring Sportsball, Board Games, and Jeff's Bloody Minute   00:29:18 News! and Kickstarter!   00:29:23 - CAH Holiday Hole   00:33:12 - Terminator: The Boardgame   00:35:45 - Kingdom Death: Monster 1.5   00:39:34 - Vast: The Crystal Caverns   00:42:20 - Wordsy by Gil Hova 00:43:00 - MHGG Review: Cry Havok   00:43:21 - Rules Overview   00:44:21 - Initial Thoughts   00:47:41 - Components       00:50:39 - Rules and Rulebook   01:04:41 - Final Thoughts 01:10:51 - Discussion of the Day: Boardgame HYPE!!! 01:29:52 - Emails, Contact Info, and Closing Thoughts

Happy Thanksgiving! Jason takes the reins this week with Episode 10 of Table for One. He discusses two games he's played recently - The Pursuit of Happiness and Vast: The Crystal Caverns - two very popular multiplayer games released in 2016 with solo variants. He also talks about a topic very near and dear to a lot of solo gamers - how to handle being an introvert during the holidays when visiting family. If you haven't yet, we'd love a quick review on iTunes or the Google Play store, and don't forget to check out all of the Table for One Episodes on BoardGamersAnonymous.com.

We first fire off a few mini reviews. The first game discussed is Vast: The Crystal Caverns, then we discuss Nathan's sadness over missing out on Captain Sonar. Then we discuss the dirty little secrets of playing with house rules. Is your favorite space on the Monopoly board Free Parking? Do you enforce certain variable rules when you play a game, in the rulebook or not? Two Captains in Firefly? Is this madness? Listen to find out.  

Like a jaguar (car) or a jaguar (cat), our 47th ever podcast is a bona fide classic. Paul and Quinns discuss board games ranging from Vast: The Crystal Caverns, to Twilight Struggle, to Aquarium. They answer reader mails! They review a hilarious folk game. They discuss veggies and jam. It's everything you want in one mid-sized audio file.

Episode 125: The Impact Of Large Scale Media Length: 1:51:00 Show Links: RSS | iTunes | Stitcher | Download Episode   Welcome back to Vox Republica, the Cardboard Republic Podcast! We post new episodes every other Thursday, with each episode being about 45 minutes long. Vox Republica is proudly supported by our Patreon. Consider contributing today! DESCRIPTION: This week we turn the lens inward on gaming media itself. After discussing the philosophy behind how often someone should play a game before judging (or reviewing) it, Erin and Ryan then invite on veteran reviewers Michael Fox (Little Metal Dog Show) and Jonathan Wolf (islaythedragon) to chat about the 800 pound Kotaku in the room. As gaming continues to grow, it's attracting attention from non-traditional hobby gaming sites to cover games. With scopes of coverage dwarfing even that of The Dice Tower, we examine the positives - and negatives - that such newcomers have on gaming media and the hobby on the whole. GUESTS: Michael Fox & Jonathan Wolf RECENTLY PLAYED GAMES - (01:36): Vast: The Crystal Caverns by Leder Games Agility by Two Lanterns Games Potion Explosion by Cool Mini Or Not Mystic Vale by Alderac Entertainment Group Mansions of Madness: Second Edition by Fantasy Flight Games QUICK TOPICS - (38:23): How many times do you have to play a game before being able to render a verdict on it? Erin and Ryan discuss what they feel their ideal number is, both for gamers and for reviewers. Ryan also floats his idea for a new vlog. FEATURED TOPIC - (54:39): As the gaming hobby continues to expand, it seems that some entities with sizable readership have decided to get in on the fun. To figure out what that means for the hobby and hobby media, we decided to round up a couple and chat about it. Together with Michael Fox of Little Metal Dog Show and editor Jonathan Wolf of islaythedragon, we dive into how it affects those of us on the content creation side. Topics include: Why are larger entities taking more of an interest in gaming lately?  Was this a natural progression due to growth of the hobby?  What the positive implications that their involvement can have on the hobby itself How their presence impacts 'hobbyist media' and how entities should adjust/cope with that impact Are there any serious detriments to this increased interest from large outlets?   PLUGS - (1:51:00): We reviewed Quadropolis! We're also raffling off a copy of August Indie Spotlight game Vast! We're also also raffling off a copy of Avalanche at Yeti Mountain to a lucky Patreon backer. Consider donating today! As always, Cardboard Republic YouTube videos, Instagram pictures, and the BGG Guild are still ongoing. Subscribe to either - or both if you really love us. You do really love us, right?   We’d love to hear from you! You can send questions or feedback via email at podcast@cardboardrepublic.com. You can also reach us social media, including Twitter, Facebook, and BoardGameGeek.   Audio Credits: Intro music track is "Swing!" by Bargo!, used under Creative Commons license.

GENCON!!!! SHOW NOTES: W Eric Martin's excellent preview geeklist: https://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/198728/gen-con-2016-preview •••[00:04:30] What to buy?►►► Goons of New York 1901, Lotus, Medici, Grimslingers, America, Welcome Back to the Dungeon, IKI, Karuba, RA, Telsa V Edison: Powering Up, Burano, Guilds of London, Great Dinosaur Rush, Saloon Tycoon, Valley of the Kings: Last Rights, Dreamwell, Arcane Academy, Bill & Ted's Excellent Boardgame, Agility, In the Name of Odin, Mysterium Hidden Signs, The King's Abbey, Sunrise City: Nights, Terraforming Mars, Codenames: Pictures, Simurgh, Oceanos, Fantahzee: Hordes & Heroes, Shakespeare: Backstage, Epic Resort: Villain's Vacation, Millennium Blades: Promo Pack #2, Legends of Andor: Call of the Skralls, Clank!, Beyond Baker Street, Mansions of Madness: Second Edition, Via Nebula, Kraftwagen V6, Pursuit of Happiness, Dominion Empires, London Dread, Islebound, Rattle Battle Grab the Loot: Angry Ocean, Vast: The Crystal Caverns, Covert, The Goonies Adventure Card Game, Harry Potter Hogwarts Battle, Project: Elite & Adrenaline, Order of the Gilded Compass, Castles of Burgundy The Card Game, The Networks, Mystic Vale, Pandemic: Reign of Cthulhu •••[01:54:25] What to demo?►►► Mint Works, Loony Quest, Conan, Defense Grid: The Board Game, Born to Serve, One Deck Dungeon, Showtime!, The Ninth World, StarFall, Museum, 1001 Odysseys, Haspelknecht, Dream Home, The Kings Abbey: Lethal Steel, Motion Pictures, Coldwater Crown, Legendary Inventors, Medici: The Card Game, Lunarchitects, Crisis, Fugitive, Shadowrift, Spirit Island, 4 Gods, Tiny Epic Galaxies: Beyond the Black, Tiny Epic Quest, Sagrada, Alchemists: Golem Expansion, Legends of Andor: Journey to the North, Attack on Titan: Deck Building Game, Apocrypha Adventure Card Game, Manhattan Project: Energy Empire, Rising 5: Runes of Asteros, Colony, Black Orchestra, The Walking Dead: No Sanctuary, The Stygian Society, Gloomhaven •••Help Rahdo run @ https://patreon.com/rahdo •••Send your questions to questions@rahdo.com

In the fourth installment of Botched Viewpoints, Craig is joined by David Sommerville, the creator of Vast, Patrick Leder, the head of Leder Games and designer of Vast, and Kyle Woelful, the developer of Vast to talk about their soon-to-be-arriving game. In the episode they discuss how the idea went from BGG WIP to a published product and some of the work and issues with balancing and asymmetrical play. Also, they discuss the name change from Trove to Vast, and wrap up with discussion of the how the brand will expand and continue in the future. Look for Vast in the very near future as it is Craig most anticipated game of this year, or you can pre-order the game on www.ledergames.com!