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Episode Details
Podcast
Date
February 25, 2021
Description
We're seeing a lot more versions of games that are X: The Dice Game or Y: The Card Game. These are (usually) simplified takes on beloved classics, but often end up changing the feel of the game dramatically. We discuss when we think this formula works, and when it really doesn't. Before we cast the die, we talk about Gods Love Dinosaurs, Nanga Parbat, and Ra: The Dice Game.
Notes & Trivia
Timecodes
- 03:37 - Gods Love Dinosaurs
- 09:50 - Nanga Parbat
- 18:22 - Ra: The Dice Game
- 23:17 - Tekhenu: Obelisk of the Sun
- 24:33 - Ra
- 27:13 - One Night Ultimate Werewolf
- 28:30 - Dice and card game spinoffs
- 32:46 - Troyes
- 32:46 - Tournay
- 33:17 - Troyes Dice
- 35:44 - Biblios Dice
- 36:46 - Zooloretto: The Dice Game
- 39:10 - Camel Up Cards
- 41:55 - Istanbul: The Dice Game
- 42:54 - Roll for the Galaxy
- 45:55 - Azul
- 46:41 - Gùgōng
- 48:40 - The Crew: The Quest for Planet Nine
- 49:33 - No Thanks!
- 50:01 - Sidereal Confluence: Trading and Negotiation in the Elysian Quadrant