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Fort

From Board Game Barrage Wiki

A reimplementation of the game SPQR, Fort is a deckbuilding game where you try to gather a group of friends to collect pizza and games and build the coolest Fort. But cards that you don't use in a round can be stolen away to other player's decks.

Episode 241: Fantasy Draft: BoardGameGeek 601-700
Episode 241
Episode 241

Okay, this end of the BGG top list starts to get weird. Regardless, we must draft. Who's going to end up with the best selection of five games from this chunk of one hundred? That's up to you - vote and you could win a $50 gift voucher! Before we pick a peck of paper products, we talk about Town 66, Akropolis, and Pampero.

Released: September 1, 2022

Episode 220: Fantasy Draft: BoardGameGeek 501-600
Episode 220
Episode 220

It's been a little while, but we're back with the next hundred games on BoadGameGeek, and we're drafting a five game collection from them. Who ended up with the best picks? Vote and you could win a $50 gift voucher! Before things get drafty, we talk about Imperium: The Contention, Wonderland's War, and Gentes.

Released: April 7, 2022

Episode 142: Play Me a Memory
Episode 142
Episode 142

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.

Released: October 1, 2020

Episode 117: All Decked Out
Episode 117
Episode 117

It's time for another "What we love, what we hate", and this time we're looking at deck builders! Its been twelve years since Dominion blew things up, and since then you don't have to look very far to see a game that uses the mechanic. We look at the highs and lows of deck building as a mechanic, and discuss some of our favourite games that use it. We also talk about Bruxelles 1897, Elysium, and Can't Stop.

Released: April 9, 2020