The Restaurant: http://www.tigersgarden.net/
The Network: http://pncn.rocks
The Place: http://www.gamestorm.org/
Game Lab: http://www.gamestorm.org/explore/game-lab/
Game Con has been cancelled š













The Restaurant: http://www.tigersgarden.net/
The Network: http://pncn.rocks
The Place: http://www.gamestorm.org/
Game Lab: http://www.gamestorm.org/explore/game-lab/
Game Con has been cancelled š
Posted in Podcast
Tagged board games, boardgames, GameStorm, GameStorm 18, PNCN, podcast, tabletop
Posted in Reviews
Tagged board games, boardgames, card games, Loonacy, Looney Labs, tabletop, Uglydoll
Available March 18, 2016. Buy your own copy at your FLGS or here: http://store.looneylabs.com/Firefly-Fluxx?sc=2&category=1468
Also visit http://www.pncn.rocks/
Posted in Reviews
Tagged board games, boardgames, cards, Firefly, Fluxx, Looney Labs, review, Shiny, tabletop
Watch Brandon ramble on about Kickstarter and say he words ādesignā and ābeautifulā way too much!
Posted in Unboxing
Tagged boardgame, cartography. boardgames, Jon Adams, Kickstarter, Playford Games, Spaghei & Meeples, tabletop, unboxing
I can’t thank Kirsten and James enough for taking time out of their day to talk to me. Today we have part one of my interview with Cloud Cap Games.
Cloud Cap Games
https://www.facebook.com/cloudcapgames/
1226 SE Lexington St.
Portland, OR 97202
503.505.9344
info@cloudcapgames.com
Posted in Interviews
Tagged Arkham Horror, board games, boardgames, Cloud Cap Games, game room, Magic The Gathering, Portland, Sellwood, tabletop
Today we are joined by hard working insomniac Jim Pinto. Listen to the interview and then track him down at these fine locations:
http://www.postworldgames.com/
https://www.facebook.com/postworldgames
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/218255739/the-1-play-what-you-want-mystery-campaign-rpg-proj
A few of our favorite dungeon-themed games. Please watch, like, share, subscribe, enjoy, play, love, eat, clean your room, do the dishes…
Posted in Reviews
Tagged board games, Dice Crawl, dungeon roll, I cut my hand, I strained a leg muscle, Munchkin, tabletop
Retro Loonacy is a sophisticated game for those with a sophisticated taste. Itās also a family game. So grab an aqueous martini, a piece of licorice, and put on your sleekest coat while we slip into the super hip, and super fun game that is Retro Loonacy.
Designed by Andrew Looney and Illustrated by Andrew Heath Retro Loonacy is a fast paced matching game for 2-5 players. It is labelled as good for 8 years old and up, but I can tell you our 7 year old had no problems with it beyond some dexterity issues. The concept is quite simple. Everyone will have a hand of cards and try to match those card to the discard piles on the table.
There are two things I want to point out about how this works. First, each card has two images on it, so your chances are increased. Or are they? Iām not a statistician, but I did an internet search and found this, potentially(not at all), Ā helpful video.
The second point I want to make is that the game has different set ups for the game depending on how many players you have. There is always one draw pile, but the number of discard piles related to players is as follows: 5 players-1 discard pile, 4 players-2 discard piles, 3 players-3 discard piles, 2 players-4 discard piles, 1 player-5 discard piles, 0 players… I may have gone too farā¦
āWait,ā I hear you saying, āBrandon, you have given us a lot of info, nice pictures, a very (not very) helpful video, but I still donāt feel like I know how to play.ā Ah! You are correct. So, you know it is a matching game, and you know how to set it up, but whatās next? How many cards do you get? Who goes first? You each get 7 cards and you all go at once!!! Wait, not yet. Make sure you all have had a chance to look at your cards first and then, go!!
āOh, man,ā I can hear you remarking, āThis game is moving so fast. Oh, I donāt have a match. You donāt have a match? None of us has a match? What do we do!?ā Shh, itās going to be OK. Look, thereās a draw pile. Everyone, take a card. Place it face down in front of you without looking. Make sure you are all ready and then go! The first person to play all the cards from their hand wins!
We here at Spaghetti & Meeples have covered various versions of Fluxx and Just Desserts and have enjoyed them. Retro Loonacy, however, is by far our new favorite from them. We all love the look, the style, the game play, the pace, and the player interaction. If you are a fan of Looney Labs then Retro Loonacy is a must have. If you have never played a Looney Labs game before then this is a great place to start. So get on it already!
You can purchase Retro Loonacy directly from Looney Labs here.