Thu, 18 February 2021
Episode 35 Patrick and Eric discuss favorite Racing Games They start up talking about growing up watching real racing.
Long Shot: The Dice Game Long Shot the Original Camel Cup Mint Julep Snow Tails Formula D Downforce Automobiles Rallyman/Rallyman GT Thunder Alley PitchCar Wacky Races Power Boats (remade as Powerships) Jamaica Flamme Rouge Steampunk Rally Quicksilver (balloons) Missippi Queen (steam paddleboats) Oden’s Ravens
Granite Game Summit show 3/13/21 at 11:00am http://www.granitegamesummit.com/
@overthehillier @ericbuscemi punchboardmedia.com
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Tue, 2 February 2021
Patrick & Eric in the Morning Episode #34 - Catching Up Recorded Sunday 1/24 Recent Plays:
BGA Update:
Granite Game Summit 2021 - VIRTUAL Patrick & Eric in the Morning - Live Show Saturday 3/13/2021 - Cartographers and maybe other roll and writes. https://www.granitegamesummit.com/ Three Sisters is a strategic roll and write from designers Matt Riddle and Ben Pinchback. Three Sisters is a backyard farming roll and write. Three Sisters is named after the Indigenous agricultural technique that is still widely used today. Three different crops—in this case, pumpkins, corn, and beans—are planted close together. Corn provides a lattice for beans to climb. The beans bring in nitrogen from the air into the soil, and the squash provides a natural mulch ground cover helping to reduce weeds and keep pests away. The player sheets have several areas: Your field, divided into six zones, each containing the three crop types, and various other areas related to additional actions you can take: Fruits and flowers, beehives, and a shed with tools that have special abilities. All the crops, fruits, flowers, and hives are represented by mini-tracks. The areas are interconnected to other elements in the game, giving you bonuses along the way. Many crops generate goods that are used to unlock bonus actions. Advancing on all of these tracks offers various amounts of points, advancements, and bonuses. So basically combo driven roll and write that is a spiritual successor to Fleet Dice coming to KS March 9.
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Category:Board Games -- posted at: 9:30am EST |
Sun, 10 January 2021
A sort of Patrick & Eric in the Morning episode - but this episode we invited on Charles from the Things of No Interest Blog to discuss the 31 games released on Board Game Arena during the month of December. 12/01: Thurn & Taxis, from Andreas Seyfarth & Karen Seyfarth, 2006 Spiel des Jahres 12/02: Welcome to… / Welcome to New Vegas, from Alexis Allard & Benoît Tupin 12/03: 99, public domain 12/04: Flaming Pyramids, designed by Norbert Abel 12/05: Small Islands, designed by Alexis Allard 12/06: Map Maker, designed by Louis Lafair, Joshua Lafair, Becca Lafair 12/07: Solo Whist, public domain 12/08: Kami, adapted from Goïta Shogi 12/09: Luxor, from Rüdiger Dorn, 2018 Spiel des Jahres nominee 12/10: Hungarian Tarokk, public domain 12/11: Cacao, from Phil Walker-Harding, 2015 Spiel des Jahres Recommended 12/12: Piraten Kapern, from Haim Shafir 12/13: Off the Rails, from Andrew Platt, Stuart Platt 12/14: Connect 6, from Professor I-Chen Wu 12/15: Spades, public domain 12/16: Saint Petersburg, from Bernd Brunnhofer, 2004 Spiel des Jahres Nominee 12/17: Cribbage, from Sir John Suckling 12/18: Yokai, from Julien Griffon 12/19: Quantik, from Nouri Khalifa, from Gigamic’s Classic game line 12/20: Nanga Parbat, from Steve Finn 12/21: Oh-Seven, from Alex Weldon 12/22: Bandido, from Martin Nedergaard Andersen 12/23: Concept, from Gaëtan Beaujannot & Alain Rivollet, 2014 SdJ Nominee 12/24: Haiclue, from Will Leaf 12/25: Via Magica, from Paolo Mori, reimplementation of Rise of Augustus 12/26: Martian Dice, from Scott Almes 12/27: Dungeon Roll, from Chris Darden 12/28: Con Sonar!, from Christian Boutin 12/29: Big Time Soccer, from Andrew S. Fischer 12/30: Forbidden Island, from Matt Leacock, 2011 Spiel des Jahres Nominee 12/31: Klaverjassen, public domain @BoardGameArena Patrick Hillier @overthehillier Eric Buscemi @EricBuscemi Charles Hasegwa @charleshasegawa |