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Oink Games is a Japanese publisher with a distinctive design aesthetic and famously small boxes. The Tanks mention their games as a whole in the episodes listed at the end of this page in addition to discussing several individual games in other episodes:
Deep Sea Adventure, dibdib, Dokojong, Dual Clash Poker, Dungeon of Mandom VIII, Durian, Fafnir, A Fake Artist Goes to New York, Flotsam Fight, Hey Yo, In a Grove, Insider, Insider Black, Kobayakawa, Maskmen, Modern Art, Moneybags, Moon Adventure, Mr. Face, Nine Tiles, Nine Tiles Panic, Ninja Catfoot and the Covert Action, Penguin Party, The Pyramid's Deadline, Rights a.k.a. Startups, Startups, Stray Thieves, TomaTomato, Tricks and the Phantom, Troika, TROLL, Twins, VOID, Welcome to the Dungeon, yanaginagi, Zogen.
Featured Episodes
Episode 144: Zero to One Hundred: Red Tank’s $100 Collection
It’s an awful notion, but bear with me. What if you lost your entire board game collection, and had to rebuild it from scratch? Here’s the catch, you only have one hundred dollars. We try to predict what the Red Tank would do, before he talks us through what makes the cut, and why. Before we rebuild, we talk about 5211, Marco Polo II: In the Service of the Khan, and Cóatl. |
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Episode 131: But At What Cost?
Even if the price is right, it might not be right for you. We all have different thresholds where a board game we're interested in crosses from, "maybe I'll wait for a sale" into "sure why not" territory, but where is that magical line? Has what we're willing to pay for games changed over time? Before we get sticker shock, we talk about Twin Tin Bots, Ticket to Ride: New York, Whale Riders, and Dead Reckoning. |
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Episode 85: Episode Too: Attack of the Adjectives
Kellen's back, which some might say is too many hosts - apt, because we're an episode of extremes today. We're talking about games that are too simple, too complicated, too short, or too long, that might otherwise have been among our favourites. Before we venture outside the Goldilocks zone, we talk about Q.E., Cartographers, and City of the Big Shoulders. |
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Episode 68: A Mailbag of Biblical Proportions
Letters! You love writing them, and we love reading them! This week, we look at portable and licensed games, why reviewers love social games, and give advice for your first board game convention. Before we break out the letter opener, we also talk about Fool!, Aerion, and Fireball Island: The Curse of Vul-Kar. |
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Episode 17: The Best Things in Life Are $20 or Less
What games can you get for $20? Quite a few really good ones, it turns out. We also discuss Scythe, Watson & Holmes, and Mansions of Madness: Second Edition. |
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