A pair of married board gamers are on a quest to find the games that work best with two players while also trimming down their collection so only the cream of the crop are left.
Plays Well with Two asks ... Can there be a balance between old classics and the new hotness? Will we find an engine builder that the wife likes and a real-time game that won't make the husband pull out his hair?
Expect strong opinions, playful banter, and interesting perspectives on board gaming every Wednesday (or therabouts)!
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A pair of married board gamers are on a quest to find the games that work best with two players while also trimming down their collection so only the cream of the crop are left.
Plays Well with Two asks ... Can there be a balance between old classics and the new hotness? Will we find an engine builder that the wife likes and a real-time game that won't make the husband pull out his hair?
Expect strong opinions, playful banter, and interesting perspectives on board gaming every Wednesday (or therabouts)!
Curious Cargo First Impressions + Roundup of January
Plays Well With Two
59 minutes 34 seconds
4 years ago
Curious Cargo First Impressions + Roundup of January
A game table divided in our newest two player game Curious Cargo. Get you factory up and running with tile laying to load and offload cargo from trucks. One of us loved it and the other wanted to flip the table ... find out which is which! Also this episode, we introduce a new Roundup segment. In Roundup, we take a look at our stats and plays from January. What new games did we play? What were our favorites? Big disappointment? Find all that out and more! ..... Games mentioned in this epiosde: Curious Cargo, Deus, Dune: Imperium, Dinosaur Tea Party, Kero, Cacao, The Crew, Kingdomino, and more!
Plays Well With Two
A pair of married board gamers are on a quest to find the games that work best with two players while also trimming down their collection so only the cream of the crop are left.
Plays Well with Two asks ... Can there be a balance between old classics and the new hotness? Will we find an engine builder that the wife likes and a real-time game that won't make the husband pull out his hair?
Expect strong opinions, playful banter, and interesting perspectives on board gaming every Wednesday (or therabouts)!
