How do we pick which board games to cull when we move? What is gaming life like in the military? What's considered a classic nowadays? And what's our ideal convention experience -- deadly viruses aside, that is?
Lizzy Funkhouser (Board Game Spotlight) and Derek Funkhouser (Skybound Games) join us to discuss!
Here's a full list of games discussed on the show:
Intro
- Medium
- Q.E.
- The Walking Dead: Something to Fear
- Herbaceous Sprouts
Derek's topic: What makes an evergreen or classic board game?
- Axis & Allies
- Azul
- Ticket to Ride
- Dominion
- Settlers of Catan
- 7 Wonders
- Risk
- Paladins of the West Kingdom
- Marvel Champions: The Card Game
- Nemesis
- Terraforming Mars
- Twilight Struggle
- The Castles of Burgundy
- Viticulture
- Architects of the West Kingdom
- Quacks of Quedlinburg
- Tidal Blades
- Gloomhaven
- Blood Rage
- Carcassonne
- Monopoly
- Scrabble
- The Game of Life
- El Grande
- Wingspan
Christina's topic: What's your ideal convention experience?
- MetroX
- The Taverns of Tiefenthal
Lizzy's topic: How do you decide which games to cull or keep?
- Azul: Summer Pavilion
- Herbaceous
- Mombasa
- Gears of War: The Board Game
- Chaos in the Old World
- World of Warcraft: The Board Game
- StarCraft: The Board Game
- T.I.M.E Stories
- Small World
- Ginkgopolis
- Rococo
- Orleans
- Arboretum
- Lords of Hellas
Shoe's topic: What is board gaming like while deployed or in the armed forces?
- Magic: The Gathering
- The Crew
- Skull King
- The Resistance
- The Resistance: Avalon
- Hanabi
- Hive Mind
- Codenames
Final thoughts
- The Godfather: Corleone's Empire