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Bullet♥

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An anime-themed puzzle game by Level 99 Games, Bullet❤ is about using your character's specialized moves and abilities to remove the bullets raining down your grid - which then passes them on to the player next to you.

Episode 276: Fantasy Draft: BoardGameGeek 801-900
Episode 276
Episode 276

Any creative work is built on a lot of conventions - things that we take as granted, the unspoken rules that must be followed. We get a lot of really great games by following design conventions, but some times, in order to innovate we have to break them. Before we try to find the balance between convention and innovation, we talk about Darwin's Journey, Aleph Null, and Rome in a Day.

Released: May 11, 2023

Episode 193: Three Dimensions of Space
Episode 193
Episode 193

There is one unenviable truth of board game ownership that we're forced to contend with - they occupy space. We've each had to wrestle with this reality in different ways recently, so we offer our thoughts on the awkwardness of sharing a physical world with our board games. Before we merely exist, we talk about Riftforce, Kabuto Sumo, and Whirling Witchcraft.

Released: September 30, 2021

Episode 173: Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Games
Episode 173
Episode 173

We talk about so many good games on this podcast, that it might seem like there aren't enough bad games to balance it out. There's a good reason we don't often play or talk about them, but maybe every so often we ought to. Before we break bad, we talk about Scape Goat, Bunny Kingdom, Bullet♥, and Four Gardens.

Released: May 13, 2021

Episode 124: Constraints You Can See
Episode 124
Episode 124

While all games have some restrictions, some games are more willing than others to let you go off the rails. For instance, some leave the economy entirely in the hands of the players, free to tank it if they please. We look at how games do (or don't) use player constraints to deliver unique experiences. Before we rein ourselves in, we talk about Tournay, Bullet♥︎, Wonder Woman: Challenge of the Amazons, and Container.

Released: May 28, 2020