18: Our friend Laura Hubbard stops by to talk math in games, plus games about science (naturally), our favorite games to play with our significant others, and how we engage with early game prototypes

Going Analog Podcast

English - April 24, 2019 16:00 - 1 hour - 56.8 MB - ★★★★★ - 34 ratings
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Previous Episode: 17: Anna Kipnis (ex-Double Fine) discusses games with uniquely human interactions, plus modern pub games, games that reveal players’ personalities, and how working in video games has influenced our board game preferences

Next Episode: 19: The OG crew are reunited, as Shoe celebrates some recent Kickstarter arrivals, Christina takes stock of the rise of the Roll & Write genre, Mike reflects on the role of ‘super filler’ games, and Nick pens a love letter to Castles of Burgundy

18: Our friend Laura Hubbard stops by to talk math in games (and how much is too much), plus Christina complements it by discussing games about science (naturally), Shoe wants to know our favorite games we play with our significant others, and Nick has early game prototypes on the mind

Shoe's Topic: Lost Cities Jaipur Crokinole Asante Jambo Targi Tokyo Highway Hatsuden Hounded Raptor Spirit Island Spirit Island: Branch & Claw Arkham Horror: The Card Game The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game The Mind Hanabi Onitama The Reclamation 7 Wonders 7 Wonders: Duel Fields of Arle Patchwork Laura's Topic: The Castles of Burgundy Five Tribes Clans of Caledonia Age of Steam Christina's Topic: Evolution Wingspan Virulence Nerd Words: Science Play with Your Food Photosynthesis Parks Lost Valley: The Yukon Goldrush 1896 Planetarium Nick's Topic: Can't name these games! Round-Up: Terraforming Mars First Martians: Adventures on the Red Planet Robinson Crusoe Realm of Sand Splendor Strange Vending Machine Innovation