George adds Max Sullivan to his missing persons list.
Join Kurt and Traci as they talk about Next Station London, the hot new flip and write designed by Matthew Dunstan, art by Maxime Morin, and published by Blue Orange Games. Does this game stack up to other flip and write games? Find out here!
During the ride there’s a guy walking around the car, he says he’s homeless and he’s asking for help. Looks like he’s in pretty bad shape and I see that he’s got an infantry tattoo through the rips in his shirt. I give him a few bucks and ask him… Continue reading
In this episode George helps out a fellow military serviceman and gets to know more about Open Arms for Vets.
Join Kurt and Traci as they preview Matches, a great “trick taking” game by our good friends at Thing 12 Games! If Matches sounds like your cup of tea, head over to Kickstarter right now and help fund it!: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thing12games/matches-1?ref=discovery&term=thing%2012%20games#:~:text=http%3A//kck.st/3RjHkJf
After a few seconds of stunned silence I begin peppering Bill with questions, “Did you have a fight? Is she in any trouble?” That kinda stuff. Bill’s sure she was kidnapped and he’s the reason. I light a cigarette and lean back into my chair as Bill begins to tell… Continue reading
George finds out what’s troubling Bill and finds out about the new mayor and his family.
Join Traci and Kurt as we review Cartaventura: Lhasa, a storytelling game to find Alexandra David-Neel by Thomas Dupont and Arnaud Ladagnous, published by Kosmos.