Today on the show, we discuss Finspan, the latest title in the Wingspan series by Stonemaier Games!1:01 - wine discussion4:21 - what we've been playing (Castles of Burgundy, Wingspan and Wyrmspan, The Great Zimbabwe)9:39 - Finspan (overview and in-de

Today on the show, we discuss the classic, award-winning, worker placement game, Caylus! 1:01 - wine discussion5:04 - what we've been playing10:01 - Caylus overview and history14:48 - Caylus (in-depth discussion)Connect with us: Follow us on Insta

We're back - it's like no time has passed at all! Lots of things have changed for us since our last episode, over FOUR years ago. One thing that hasn't is our love for gaming with friends. On this episode, we introduce some new friends who recently joined

Were back! Its been almost a year since our last episode. What did we miss? Well just say the first 30 episodes were Season 1, and like any TV show worth its salt, we wanted you to wait a year for

One of our most pleasant surprises over the past few months is discovering Button Shy Games, producers of microgames that consist of 18 cards (or fewer) and come in a minimalistic bi-fold wallet. Certainly the small footprint of these titles is welcome...

When you pop the shrink on a Stonemaier game, you know you will be treated to premium components and thoughtful game design. Pair that with a quirky, unique dystopian theme, and we are certainly intrigued! In this episode,

When we saw the box art and components for Tiny Towns, it just looked like our type of game. There are plenty of wooden bits, oversized cards, friendly and approachable artwork, and a rulebook that’s streamlined and to the point.

Who doesn’t love a peaceful game of economic development set in the Mediterranean? Find out if we do, this week on the show as we dive deep into the quintessential eurogame, Concordia! We also discuss the most recent version of the game,

If we look back over our gaming stats, most of our board gaming happens during the week. However, after a long day of work, dinner, and kid bedtimes, your brain and energy tank might be running on fumes. That doesn’t mean there’s nothing left for gamin...

There are few game mechanics more satisfying than trading sets of cubes for more better cubes. Even more fantastic is trading them for victory points! On a previous episode, we discussed our enjoyment of the cube-trading, perfect-for-a-weeknight,