We kick off our month-long look at games with the “space” theme or IP. We hear the top 5 favorites from Chris, Adam, Gil, and Matt, talk about each of them, and then tell folks how to win a copy of some space games this month! Don’t forget that you can join us Sunday...

Chris Walters and Matt Miller are the only two voices this week. Sounds familiar, right? You just get a good group of heavy gamers assembled, and then life gets in the way. Not uncommon, and nothing to be worried about. Chris and Matt share some of their experiences,...

Chris Walters, Samantha Fisher, Gil Melo, Adam Kroeger and Matt Miller discuss their thoughts on the mechanic of simultaneous action selection. Do you like this mechanic? What are some of the positives and negatives about games that use it. Also….stay to the end. We...

Chris Walters, Samantha Fisher, and Matt Miller discuss how important intellectual property is to a game. Are 90 versions of Munchkin enough? Too many? Just right? What about the perfect board game to complement a themed party? Don’t forget that you can join us Sunday...

A phrase used when talking about heavier games is “crunchy”. This episode has Chris Walters, Gil Melo, Adam Kroeger, and Matt Miller talking about what that means to them each, and what makes a game crunchy to them. Don’t forget that you can join us Sunday nights on...

Lot’s of talk about Kickstarter this past week. From plagiarization to nearly-instant funding on some hot new campaigns. This episode has Chris Walters, Gil Melo, Adam Kroeger, and Matt Miller examining what it means to us as backers (heck, three of the four of us are...

Back to an RPG topic tonight, and since we are talking about the basics of Dungeon Mastering, we figured we would bring in the most basic DM we know, Captain Sugar Bear. (jk, I just wanted to see if he would read this text). For real though, Brian Penaloza, is a...

To talk video games, Chris Walters decided to bring in the big guns. Samantha Fisher has been writing about video games for GeekDad, and now she is sharing her thoughts on the current trend of board games becoming video games. See what Gil Melo and Matt Miller also...