MN 0252 Quacks of Quedlinburg
This week we review the press-your-luck game, winner of the 2018 Kennerspiel des Jahres, Quacks of Quedlinburg

This week we review the press-your-luck game, winner of the 2018 Kennerspiel des Jahres, Quacks of Quedlinburg
Just flip one more card or roll the dice on more time, right? This week we are talking press your luck games such as Quacks of Quedlingburg, Dead Man's Draw, Incan Gold, or Deep Sea Adventure.
Join us as we talk about gaming goals, what we accomplished and what we didn't. We celebrate Nathan's fantastic gaming year. We also talk news including New Frontiers The City Suburbia Collectors Edition Clank Legacy: Acquisitions Incorportated Proving Grounds ...More
We dip into the mailbag and answer a few questions from listeners, starting with the question of Time Travel in board games.
We talk everything Pandemic including: Pandemic 2008 On the brink 2009 In the Lab 2013 State of Emergency 2015 Pandemic: Contagion 2014 Pandemic: The Cure 2014 Experimental Meds 2016 Pandemic: Legacy Season 1 2015 Pandemic: Reign of Cthulhu 2016 Pandemic: Iberia 2016 Pandemic: Rising Tide 2017 Pandemic: Legacy Season 2 2017 Pandemic: Fall of Rome 2018
We discuss NaNoWriMo, Social Deduction, Gaming Goals, App Supported Board Games, and answer a few questions.
Brent and Nathan sit down and talk about their last few days of gaming from BoardGameGeek.Con 2018 in Dallas. Games played: Poker Two Rooms and a Boom Capital Lux Rebel Nox Discover: Lands Unknown Lost Expedition Sentient Dominion: Nocturne and Renaissance.
We are joined by Matt for this news episode. We talk Keyforge Names, Kickstarter Games, One Dollar Kickstarter Pledges, Errant Uber Drivers, Layoffs and Acquisition during this Golden Age.
Nathan and Ryan made it to BGG.Con 2018. This recording is their coverage of the first 20 games they play which includes: Downfall Brikks Blueprint Sherlock: Last Call Sherlock: Tomb of the Archeologist Flowerfall x3 The Quest for El Dorado Heroes and Hexes New York Slice Thunderstone Quest A Study in Emerald Ticket to Ride New York Big Trouble in Little China Steamrollers Big Dig Fuji The River Kashgar: Merchants of the Silk Road U.S. Telegraph Firefly Iron Dragon...
This is the episode that everyone, or at least one, has been waiting for. In this episode we discuss dozens of games, and a history of what makes up the Cthulhu Mythos. We start with the Fantasy Flight games, labeled Arkham Horror Files, including Arkham Horror 2nd Edition, 3rd Edition, Mansions of Madness 1st and 2nd Editions, Elder Sign, and Eldritch Horror. Then we discuss a good many games that are not Fantasy Flight properties, including Cthulhu Wars, Towers of Madness, Cthulhu Realms, and ...
This is our 5th annual Holiday Gift guide. We each bring five recommendations to the table, along with our recommendations for audience. Nathan Muse Sagrada Space Base Azul Magic Maze Brent Ticket to Ride Pandemic Sushi Go Party! King of Tokyo Exit and Unlock! Escape Room Games Ryan Codenames (Harry Potter) The Mind Disney's Villainous Magic: The Gathering Reef...
This week we have an intervention of sorts, but who needs intervening, Nathan or Ryan? We discuss how perception, attitude, and enthusiasm affect enjoyment in gaming, for everyone. What is your attitude towards games? What types of games do you enjoy?
Ryan, Brent and Nathan sit down with Matt and Barb and talk news and Kickstarters. Make sure you look for us at BGG.con and consider donating to our Extra Life effort at https://extra-life.org/team/nugg Thanks for listening!
Once again Brent is away which somehow means that Sam comes over to play. Sam Aho from Sam Says Game Reviews joins Ryan and Nathan while they discuss Introducing New Games to Players. What should you do when an experience player teaches a game to a new player? Should there be strategy discussion, commentary on moves, warnings about game timing and more? Tune in to listen to a few differing opinions on the subject.
We discuss games from the past, ones we consider hidden gems including Taj Mahal, Balloon Cup, Cartagena, Pirates Cove, Around the World in 80 Days (Michael Reinick version), and Mutant Chronicles: Siege of the Citadel, among other games from the listeners.
This week, Sam Aho, of Sam Says, joins Ryan and Nathan to talk about two games from Gamelyn Games and Scott Almes, Tiny Epic Zombies and Tiny Epic Galaxies, including the Into the Dark expansion. Listen to hear their thoughts!
Nathan, Ryan and Sam Aho from Sam Says sit down to discuss their experience with this Scott Almes creation from Gamelyn Games. Heroes of Land Air and Sea is a 4X game, and definitely not tiny. Listen to hear their thoughts.
In this month's news episode we discuss expansions including The Quest for El Dorado: Heroes and Hexes, Magic Maze: Hidden Roles, remixed games including Between Two Castles of Mad King Ludwig, and many more original games.
This week we talk about Raiders of the North Sea along with the Hall of Heroes and Fields of Fame expansions. These games are now published in the US and are designed by Shem Phillips with art by Mihajlo Dimitrievski.
The many games played at SaltCON end of summer including Hail Hydra, Battleline, Reef and many more.
This week we talk through five games we've been playing. We start with Majesty: For the Realm, Ryan continues with Terraforming Mars: Prelude, Nathan talks Mountains of Madness, I bring up Fast Forward Fortress and we end with more Decrypto.
When you picnic or camp do you game, or just enjoy the outdoors? Do you beat up your cards, watch over them carefully, or choose tile based or pencil games? We discuss all manor of games from our past and suggestions from you, Meeple Nation.
It is again time for news. We talk Power Rangers, Unique Games, Keyforge and Discover, the exit of Christian Peterson from Asmodee North America, and the merger of Stronghold Games and Indie Boards and Cards. We discuss Root, Everdell, Monster Crunch, Flotsam Fight, and many more games. Join us in the guild or at Meeple Nation Off Air on Facebook.
This week we are again joined by Matt and Barb of the Players Wanted Podcast. We discuss their recent trip to GenCon including Oink Games, Pikoko, Ice Cool 2, and Matt's GenCon Hat, which is not a game. We cover all that and over a dozen other titles, including Keyforge, Welcome To..., Reef, and more.
We've been deep in the hobby for 20 years now and we are surprised when some games remain for sale continually, or in other words, become evergreen games, and why some don't. What makes Ticket to Ride, Catan, Pandemic, and many others stand out and sell thousands of times more copies than the average hobby game. We have some ideas. Let us know what you think.
This episode Ryan, Brent and Nathan each choose five games from the massive list of 615 titles previewed on boardgamegeek.com. This list is found at https://www.boardgamegeek.com/geekpreview/7/gen-con-2018-preview We talk Robotech, Alien, Aliens, Towers, and many more.
We are joined this week by friend of the podcast, Thomas Roybal, a university professor that has used games and gaming concepts for years in his classrooms. He gives us examples of games he was occasionally able to play with the kids when he taught high school, and his more subtle way of using games at the university.
Brent, Nathan and Ryan are joined again by Barb and Matt for a lot of fun and a little chaos. We talk Kickstarters, Games ending, games beginning, and for some reason, real news about Big Trouble in Little China
Sam Aho joins Nathan and Ryan while they discuss their favorite games, including Ryan being on a quest.
What do you play when you have seven or more players and splitting into two or more groups isn't an option? We discuss games we enjoy plus ideas from you, the listeners. Let us know what we missed by contacting us in the BGG guild or on the Meeple Nation Off Air Facebook group!