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Episode Details
Podcast
Date
October 1, 2020
Description
Blessed are the forgetful, because they don't have to play memory games? After all, games with a strong memory component often get a bad rap in the hobby. We look at some of the reasons why very few games want to test your memory, and just to be otherwise, we discuss some of our favourite games that do. Before we walk our mind palaces, we talk about Fort, Under Falling Skies, and Tellstones: King's Gambit.
Notes & Trivia
Timecodes
- 01:47 - Fort
- 10:15 - Under Falling Skies
- 17:56 - Tellstones: King's Gambit
- 29:37 - Ghost Turkey 2020
- 32:52 - Memory as a Game Mechanic
- 38:43 - Carnival of Monsters
- 39:38 - Inis
- 42:01 - El Grande
- 45:51 - Modern Art
- 47:50 - Tigris & Euphrates
- 48:43 - Time's Up!
- 51:09 - Cthulhu Wars
- 53:08 - Heroes of Land, Air & Sea
- 56:03 - Aeon's End
- 57:24 - Dune