BGB Podcast #257: Top 50 Games of All-Time 2022: 40-31
I hope you all had a good holiday break, but it’s time to get back to business. The very serious business that is the top fifty greatest games of all time. We return to our heroes in what the enthusiasts call phase two, and boy are things heating up! Thirty more incredible games that we absolutely love are coming right at you.
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Timecodes:
00:58 – Neilan #40 – In the Year of the Dragon
03:14 – Mark #40 – Splendor
05:09 – Kellen #40 – Zendo
07:45 – Neilan #39 – Deception: Murder in Hong Kong
10:04 – Mark #39 – Iwari
13:24 – Kellen #39 – Stephenson’s Rocket
15:19 – Neilan #38 – Iberian Gauge
17:11 – Mark #38 – A Feast for Odin
20:12 – Kellen #38 – Codenames
23:04 – Neilan #37 – Inis
24:47 – Mark #37 – Imperium: The Contention
26:55 – Kellen #37 – Azul
28:53 – Neilan #36 – Ark Nova
30:52 – Mark #36 – True Colors
33:07 – Kellen #36 – American Bookshop
35:02 – Neilan #35 – Rising Sun
36:23 – Mark #35 – Anomia
39:53 – Kellen #35 – Genoa
42:15 – Neilan #34 – Spirit Island
44:23 – Mark #34 – Ricochet Robots
47:37 – Kellen #34 – Agricola
49:25 – Neilan #33 – Yellow & Yangtze
51:22 – Mark #33 – Dominant Species
54:24 – Kellen #33 – Wizard
55:54 – Neilan #32 – Twice as Clever!
57:16 – Mark #32 – Cthulhu Wars
59:02 – Kellen #32 – Race for the Galaxy
1:01:40 – Neilan #31 – War of the Ring: Second Edition
1:03:52 – Mark #31 – Archipelago
1:05:30 – Kellen #31 – Pax Porfiriana
Thank you to Heart Society for generously letting us use What’s On Your Mind, Kid? from their album Wake the Queens.
