1) Lesboa - Lacerda’s remake of Lisboa. KS includes two lesbians. 2) The Kitchenist - Lacerda’s remake of the Gallerist. KS includes deluxe 2 inch thick mahogany board for chopping broccoli. 3) Escape from Lacerda - Lacerda’s preemptive remake of Escape plan. Will be released before Escape plan. Your goal is to escape a prison that only stocks Lacerda titles in their board game room. 4) Vinhos 3 - Lacerda’s remake of Vinhos 2. KS includes a crate of real wine so you can get drunk instead of playing the game. 5) Kantban - Remake of Kanban. You play Immanuel Kant working in a car factory. Your goal is to figure out how you got this hellish job, learn the rules of Lisboa during your 15 minute breaks (hard mode), debate philosophy with your boss until she admits defeat and gives you her job, escape the car factory, open a vineyard, then fart a lot until climate change creates another ice age.
Look forward to providing support for some of these coming to Kickstarter. I do a lot of backing, so it was easy to pull from those I have already pledged to. 5. Founders of Gloomhaven; Cephalofair Games 4. Cerebria, the Inside World; Mindclash Games 3. Rise to Nobility; Final Frontier Games 2. Root; Leder Games 1. Rise of Tribes; Breaking Games Honorable mentions; Rising Sun, Empires of the Void II, Tyler Sigman's Crows & Ravine
Thanks for the mention of Dice Settlers, I can't wait til we get to reveal more to the world! :) Two small additions: - Petrichor was mostly designed by David Chircop (known for Pursuit of Happiness), it was his baby, I just helped :) - I have another new game hitting KS soon: Nights of Fire, a sequel to 2016's Days of Ire: Budapest 1956. Hope you'll like all I have planned :P
Very interesting 4x Top 5 lists and as usual a very entertaining video 😃 My currently 5 most anticipated games for '18 are the following: Brass, Cerebria, UBOOT, Island of El dorado, Detective
I happen to live really not far away from the co-designer/publisher of Black Angel. I (very happily) took part in a play test game, now that the game is now in a polishing/adjustment phase. If you loved Troyes, you will adore Black Angel. It's streamlined but has some more meat to it. Don't know anything about the campaign play, just the core gameplay. I had a blast playing it, it's thinky, the threat system is really good, the tech system is just awesome...
My Top 5 Anticipated Games for 2018 at the moment; 1. Epoch: The Awakening 2. Heroes of Land, Air, and Sea 3. Nemesis 4. Quodd Heroes 5. Rise of Tribes Special Mentions: Century: Golem Edition Fireball Island: The Curse of Vol-Kar Lost City of Z
Nice Lists, I think I agree most with Jeremy's list. I want to give my top 6 in alphabetical order: Artificial Intelligence (Nuno and Paulo and WYG? with a cool theme and apparently a particularly economic focus) Brasil Brass: Birmingham City of the Big Shoulders Escape Plan Sands of Time and Black Angel, Founders of Gloomhaven, Teotihuacan, Tokyo Metro as runners up. It already looks like 2018 could be an excellent year for new games.
Great list! I'm really excited to see the new game from Inka and Markus Brand. I've really enjoyed most of the games that they've designed. I want to hear more about The Stygian Society because cube towers are pretty interesting. I'm also really excited to hear more about Treasure Island from Marc Paquien with the gorgeous art from Vincent Dutrait.
I backed 12 games last year that are coming out this year.1. Rising Sun 2. Village Attacks 3. Clash of Rage 4.Quodd Heroes 5. Grimm Forest 6. Dead Mans Doubloons 7. Museum Rush 8. Monster Slaughter 9. Heroes of Land, Air and Sea 10. Wander: The Cult of Barnacle Bay 11. Too Many Bones: Undertow 12. Covil: The Dark Overlords.
FYI Jeremy... The Voyages of Marco Polo was actually designed by the same two guys that made Tzolkin. They have also designed Council of Four and Dungeon Bazar together, but unfortunally those two games was published by Cranio Creations, which means bad components. Council of Four is however getting a CMON release this year...
Teotihuacan by Daniel Tascini is not the designer's first big game since Tzolk'in. The latter was designed by Daniel Tascini and Simone Luciani and published in 2012. They collaborated again for The Voyages of Marco Polo in 2015. Since then Simone Luciani has also co-designed Grand Hotel Austria (2015) and Lorenzo il Magnifico (2016). In my opinion, all 4 games are excellent, with Marco Polo being the best.
I too was surprised that Jeremy didn't realize that and I came here to comment on it (especially considering his later Egizia comment). Though my favorite of their games is Council of Four, in spite of it being a good amount lighter than I usually prefer my games. It's not as well known as the rest of theirs, I think mostly because it was originally only released in Europe (or at least, outside the US). CMON was supposed to have brought a new edition out some time in 2017 but it seems to have been delayed to this coming year. Also the new version has one of the worst cover illustrations I've seen and is full of unnecessary miniatures (it is CMON we're talking about). I'm really glad I found my Cranio Creations edition.
5. Victorian Mastermind 4. Dokmus 3. Fireball Island 2. Escape Plan 1. Rising Sun Honorable mentions would be Century: Eastern Wonders, Castell, and Monolith Arena
Made some notes :) I'm mostly exited for Hand of Fate: Ordeals coming out soon now, the campaign was very sucessful and the test played quite well already.
Just what we need, more Orientalism: The Game. I'm most looking forward to Stuffed Fables, Cerebria, Detective: City of Angels, and Betrayal: Legacy. If the Board Game Creative Kit counts, that's on the list too.
If you guys want to know more about how Century: Eastern Wonders integrates with Century: Spice Roads you can download the entire rule book that explains it clearly on Plan B's website. Is a separate rule book/PDF.
I really don't have that many anticipated games tbh. But that Black Angel game sounds so cool and it's prob one of the few that I'm really interested in. Kinda weird name though. Expansion for Lorenzo is a must-have, so are the new islands for Feast for Odin. But there's still a lot of games from 2016 and 2017 that I haven't played so I'm okay with this year being "just okay" (like 2017 was for me) since 2016 probably goes down in the board gaming history books as one of the best years ever.
Yeah, i feel the same, and I'm also really excited about Black Angel and hopefully the Targi english expansion and Inis expansion (I don't know if it's meant to be released this year but I hope). Unlike many people, I don't think 2017 was that great of a year. There were good games but still felt it wasn't the best. I haven't played Ale & Ale yet and some of the other big Essen Releases (Agra, or pandemic season 2). So far, I can say that Santa Maria and Jumpdrive were my favorite, and Quest for El Dorado (hoping the mini expansions for that come soon).
Enjoyed the top 5 format and your lists. Was a little surprised nobody chose Mountineers, I thot it might be in the wheelhouse for some. 1. Mountineers 2. Who Goes There 3. Victorian Masterminds 4. Rising Sun 5. Robin Hood and the Merry Men
A couple. One is Dungeon Crusade by a new designer (assuming it ever comes out) and CO2 Second chance which seems to be an even better version of CO2 with cooperative and solo modes.
Thanks. It's a real place in Mexico. In fact, I just checked and Lonely Planet's phonetic spelling is very close to mine: (teh-oh-tee-wah-kahn). See: www.lonelyplanet.com/mexico/north-of-mexico-city/teotihuacan .
My most anticipated are: AuZtralia Stuffed Fables Sorcerer City Everdell Architects of the West Kingdom Robin Hood and the Merry Men Kami Sama Dice Settlers
I just played "The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31" and your description of "Who Goes There?" is exactly the same as what happens in "The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31" Board Game. Right down to getting on the helicopter and making sure no infected get on it.
it's pretty different. Same theme, albeit one based on the movie and one on the book, but in my opinion Who Goes There has a more interesting approach to the idea
Agreed, I thought the same when i saw Outpost 31, from what i have seen, Outpost is slightly broken as the Thing does not get to do much and can be easily stopped, where as i think in Who Goes There it is more hidden and not as obvious as to who it will be etc
I played The Thing and was "meh" on it. The board felt pretty superfluous. I love the art for Who Goes There...( i illustrate and have a cartoonish style as well.) and i've been kicking myself for not backing it as well.
yee me also Neuroshima Hex like game made by Michał Oracz in the Fantasy World.:) I hope this will be Good:) boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/238393/monolith-arena
Is Jeremy pronouncing Troyes as Twah? I am trying to figure out what game he is talking about. I looked up the designers and the three of them made Troyes, which is highly rated. How do you spell "A ges i a"? 35:46
Riverboat came out at Essen and you can find copies floating around the US. But it wont get US/Canada release until this year...so, I guess it depends on where you live. LOL - It is a very good game.
Fettigator Thanks for the info - yeah, we’re waiting on both Riverboat and Nusfjord. And while I don’t have the same list of anticipated games, I found all of your lists interesting. Good show, nice interaction between all 4 of you, good discussions...keep up the good work.
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1) Lesboa - Lacerda’s remake of Lisboa. KS includes two lesbians.
2) The Kitchenist - Lacerda’s remake of the Gallerist. KS includes deluxe 2 inch thick mahogany board for chopping broccoli.
3) Escape from Lacerda - Lacerda’s preemptive remake of Escape plan. Will be released before Escape plan. Your goal is to escape a prison that only stocks Lacerda titles in their board game room.
4) Vinhos 3 - Lacerda’s remake of Vinhos 2. KS includes a crate of real wine so you can get drunk instead of playing the game.
5) Kantban - Remake of Kanban. You play Immanuel Kant working in a car factory. Your goal is to figure out how you got this hellish job, learn the rules of Lisboa during your 15 minute breaks (hard mode), debate philosophy with your boss until she admits defeat and gives you her job, escape the car factory, open a vineyard, then fart a lot until climate change creates another ice age.
Oh my god I think I just died
Gotta say, these guys bring some level of class & professionalism to a board game channel.
Thanks for mentioning Sorcerer City on your list! We are really excited to bring this to Kickstarter in a few months!
This video was my first time hearing of it. I'm very excited for this Kickstarter!
Black angel has been on my waitlist forever ! can't wait for this to come out. Troyes is also one of my favorite games.
Look forward to providing support for some of these coming to Kickstarter.
I do a lot of backing, so it was easy to pull from those I have already pledged to.
5. Founders of Gloomhaven; Cephalofair Games
4. Cerebria, the Inside World; Mindclash Games
3. Rise to Nobility; Final Frontier Games
2. Root; Leder Games
1. Rise of Tribes; Breaking Games
Honorable mentions; Rising Sun, Empires of the Void II, Tyler Sigman's Crows & Ravine
Great List! I've played all but Root!!
David with his left leg up, what a rebel..
Thanks for the mention of Dice Settlers, I can't wait til we get to reveal more to the world! :)
Two small additions:
- Petrichor was mostly designed by David Chircop (known for Pursuit of Happiness), it was his baby, I just helped :)
- I have another new game hitting KS soon: Nights of Fire, a sequel to 2016's Days of Ire: Budapest 1956.
Hope you'll like all I have planned :P
1. EPOCH: The Awakening
2. Brass Lancashire (reprint)
3. Crusaders: Thy Will Be Done
4. Gentes (TMG reprint)
5.Feudum
Very interesting 4x Top 5 lists and as usual a very entertaining video 😃
My currently 5 most anticipated games for '18 are the following:
Brass, Cerebria, UBOOT, Island of El dorado, Detective
I happen to live really not far away from the co-designer/publisher of Black Angel. I (very happily) took part in a play test game, now that the game is now in a polishing/adjustment phase. If you loved Troyes, you will adore Black Angel. It's streamlined but has some more meat to it. Don't know anything about the campaign play, just the core gameplay. I had a blast playing it, it's thinky, the threat system is really good, the tech system is just awesome...
1) Edge of Darkness
2) Roll Player: Monsters & Minions
3) Rise of Queensdale
4) Blood Royals
1. Rising Sun
2. Tiny Epic (unknown) which launches on KS in January
3. Founders of Gloomhaven
4. Root
5. Rise of Tribes
My Top 5 Anticipated Games for 2018 at the moment;
1. Epoch: The Awakening
2. Heroes of Land, Air, and Sea
3. Nemesis
4. Quodd Heroes
5. Rise of Tribes
Special Mentions:
Century: Golem Edition
Fireball Island: The Curse of Vol-Kar
Lost City of Z
1. Middara
2. Shipwreck Arcana
3. Seventh Cross
4. Aeon's End: Legacy
5. Arydia: The Paths We Dare Tread
1. Middara 2. Heroes of Land Air and Sea 3. The Grimm Forest 4. Turing Tumble 5. I'm open to suggestion
Nice Lists, I think I agree most with Jeremy's list. I want to give my top 6 in alphabetical order:
Artificial Intelligence (Nuno and Paulo and WYG? with a cool theme and apparently a particularly economic focus)
Brasil
Brass: Birmingham
City of the Big Shoulders
Escape Plan
Sands of Time
and Black Angel, Founders of Gloomhaven, Teotihuacan, Tokyo Metro as runners up. It already looks like 2018 could be an excellent year for new games.
5: Stuffed Fables
4: Who Goes There?
3: Root
2: ELO Darkness
1: WARLINE: Tactical Fantasy Battles
Great list! I'm really excited to see the new game from Inka and Markus Brand. I've really enjoyed most of the games that they've designed. I want to hear more about The Stygian Society because cube towers are pretty interesting. I'm also really excited to hear more about Treasure Island from Marc Paquien with the gorgeous art from Vincent Dutrait.
In no particular order:
Feudum
Imaginarium
Rising Sun
Root
Museum
Founders of Gloomhaven
Detective: City of Angels
I backed 12 games last year that are coming out this year.1. Rising Sun 2. Village Attacks 3. Clash of Rage 4.Quodd Heroes 5. Grimm Forest 6. Dead Mans Doubloons 7. Museum Rush 8. Monster Slaughter 9. Heroes of Land, Air and Sea 10. Wander: The Cult of Barnacle Bay 11. Too Many Bones: Undertow 12. Covil: The Dark Overlords.
FYI Jeremy... The Voyages of Marco Polo was actually designed by the same two guys that made Tzolkin. They have also designed Council of Four and Dungeon Bazar together, but unfortunally those two games was published by Cranio Creations, which means bad components.
Council of Four is however getting a CMON release this year...
I found a lot of games I'm keeping an eye out for a few of these for sure!
My top 5 are: Dungeon Crusade, Time of Legends: Joan of Ark, Batman, The God's War and Brass
Rise of Tribes is something I Kickstarted and am looking forward to.
1. Black Angel
2. Rise of Queensdale
3. Forum Trajanum (just cause it's a Feld)
4. Targi English Expansion
5. Dice Settlers
How did Black Angel slip past me!?! Thanks for calling this out. Troyes is one of my favorites.
Teotihuacan by Daniel Tascini is not the designer's first big game since Tzolk'in. The latter was designed by Daniel Tascini and Simone Luciani and published in 2012. They collaborated again for The Voyages of Marco Polo in 2015. Since then Simone Luciani has also co-designed Grand Hotel Austria (2015) and Lorenzo il Magnifico (2016). In my opinion, all 4 games are excellent, with Marco Polo being the best.
I too was surprised that Jeremy didn't realize that and I came here to comment on it (especially considering his later Egizia comment). Though my favorite of their games is Council of Four, in spite of it being a good amount lighter than I usually prefer my games. It's not as well known as the rest of theirs, I think mostly because it was originally only released in Europe (or at least, outside the US). CMON was supposed to have brought a new edition out some time in 2017 but it seems to have been delayed to this coming year. Also the new version has one of the worst cover illustrations I've seen and is full of unnecessary miniatures (it is CMON we're talking about). I'm really glad I found my Cranio Creations edition.
5. Victorian Mastermind
4. Dokmus
3. Fireball Island
2. Escape Plan
1. Rising Sun
Honorable mentions would be Century: Eastern Wonders, Castell, and Monolith Arena
Brasil - Black Angel - CO2 - Feudum - Treasure Island in no particular order :)
Made some notes :)
I'm mostly exited for Hand of Fate: Ordeals coming out soon now, the campaign was very sucessful and the test played quite well already.
Just what we need, more Orientalism: The Game.
I'm most looking forward to Stuffed Fables, Cerebria, Detective: City of Angels, and Betrayal: Legacy. If the Board Game Creative Kit counts, that's on the list too.
If you guys want to know more about how Century: Eastern Wonders integrates with Century: Spice Roads you can download the entire rule book that explains it clearly on Plan B's website. Is a separate rule book/PDF.
I really don't have that many anticipated games tbh. But that Black Angel game sounds so cool and it's prob one of the few that I'm really interested in. Kinda weird name though. Expansion for Lorenzo is a must-have, so are the new islands for Feast for Odin. But there's still a lot of games from 2016 and 2017 that I haven't played so I'm okay with this year being "just okay" (like 2017 was for me) since 2016 probably goes down in the board gaming history books as one of the best years ever.
Yeah, i feel the same, and I'm also really excited about Black Angel and hopefully the Targi english expansion and Inis expansion (I don't know if it's meant to be released this year but I hope). Unlike many people, I don't think 2017 was that great of a year. There were good games but still felt it wasn't the best. I haven't played Ale & Ale yet and some of the other big Essen Releases (Agra, or pandemic season 2). So far, I can say that Santa Maria and Jumpdrive were my favorite, and Quest for El Dorado (hoping the mini expansions for that come soon).
I'm looking forward to Imaginarium and Treasure Island. Both games look great, and have really cool themes and components!
Enjoyed the top 5 format and your lists. Was a little surprised nobody chose Mountineers, I thot it might be in the wheelhouse for some.
1. Mountineers
2. Who Goes There
3. Victorian Masterminds
4. Rising Sun
5. Robin Hood and the Merry Men
I totally forgot about Rising Sun - to me it fees like a 2017 game for some reason but alas it is not really.
I’ve played Mountaineers. While I think some will it enjoy it, it’s a pass for me. The gameplay just didn’t grab me like I was hoping it would
Club Courage Mountineers was a little too simple for me. It’s a pretty basic pathing game but with a really cool board!!!
Ryan Schoon thx for the feedback guys. I backed it and think it will be great for my game groups but my was a little worried it may play slow.
Ryan Schoon agreed, it's very simple gameplay with a "cool" board. It didn't really grab us at PAX South, easy pass
Aw, you guys were at Grand Con?! (Me too!) Endeavor #1 Edge of Darkness #2
Everything Eric Lang touches is gold.
Nusfjord: Space. That sounds cool! :)
I have a few that I want that are coming out this year but my recent discovery that I reaaally want is the sequel to Champions of Midgard :D
Excited about Hate also. Can’t wait to read the rules.
I love this videos!!!
1. Nemesis, 2. Essence, 3. Uboot - yeah, all that games are from Polish designers :) Nice.
Essence? That's why I love these responses...time to look up another one we missed.
Cube Factory of Ideas - this is a Polish Publisher (The Sanctuary - 2017r Essen Spiel'17). facebook.com/EsencjaGraPlanszowa/
A couple. One is Dungeon Crusade by a new designer (assuming it ever comes out) and CO2 Second chance which seems to be an even better version of CO2 with cooperative and solo modes.
Most anticipated game is rising Sun. Most anticipated expansion is the new scythe one. Honorary mentions are hate and batman the board game.
I'm still waiting for Rise to Nobility to come in. Hopefully in a week or two
i only have two so far. grimm forest and western legends
I have only 2. Western Legends and the Champions of Midgard sequel.
I didn't know there was a Champions of Midgard sequel coming! That is exciting.
Not new, but I fully backed the reprint of the 7th continent.
Jeremy, the pronunciation of your #2 game is, phonetically, tay- oh - tee - wah- KAHN, with the stress on the last syllable.
Then TH-cam lied to me ;). I trust you !!
Thanks. It's a real place in Mexico. In fact, I just checked and Lonely Planet's phonetic spelling is very close to mine: (teh-oh-tee-wah-kahn). See: www.lonelyplanet.com/mexico/north-of-mexico-city/teotihuacan .
teh-oh-tee-wah-kahn is more accurate... but kudos on the pronunciation... I know our words are hard for english speakers...
My most anticipated are:
AuZtralia
Stuffed Fables
Sorcerer City
Everdell
Architects of the West Kingdom
Robin Hood and the Merry Men
Kami Sama
Dice Settlers
1. CO2: Second Chance, 2. A Nice Cup of Tea, 3. Reykholt, 4. The Rise of Queensdale, 5. Black Angel
A nice cup of tea interests me as well....I am one of the few in our group that really like Guilds of London!
I just played "The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31" and your description of "Who Goes There?" is exactly the same as what happens in "The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31" Board Game. Right down to getting on the helicopter and making sure no infected get on it.
it's pretty different. Same theme, albeit one based on the movie and one on the book, but in my opinion Who Goes There has a more interesting approach to the idea
Agreed, I thought the same when i saw Outpost 31, from what i have seen, Outpost is slightly broken as the Thing does not get to do much and can be easily stopped, where as i think in Who Goes There it is more hidden and not as obvious as to who it will be etc
There are a few playthroughs online for WGT. This is their last one th-cam.com/video/H3XS-haIgKA/w-d-xo.html
The Art, Components and Gameplay look a million times better in WGT 👍🏽
Eric Booth if you want a game like the movie The Thing. I recommend Dark Moon, especially with the expansion.
I think, hope, Bios: Megafauna 2nd edition is coming out in 2018
Pretty sure neither of the designers for Marco Polo worked on Egizia. Though Virginio Gigli did work on Egizia, Lorenzo and Grand Austria Hotel.
My top 5. Co2, City of Angels, Feudum, City of Big Shoulders, Brasil
City of Big Shoulders is such a weird name - just weird enough to draw people's attention though so I too am interested in that one!
ManVsMeeple Many people don't know that "City of Big Shoulders" is a nickname for Chicago (as is the Windy City)
No love for Tokyo Metro? I feel like that would be up some of your alleys.
Andrew - I haven't even heard of this!!
Its on kickstarter right now. You should check it out. I've played it a bunch and it is so deep and interesting.
LOOKING!!
Thanks for mentioning this game!
From your description, the "Who goes there" game sounds identical to The recent The Thing board game... curious if this one will be better.
Similar ONLY in theme.
I played The Thing and was "meh" on it. The board felt pretty superfluous. I love the art for Who Goes There...( i illustrate and have a cartoonish style as well.) and i've been kicking myself for not backing it as well.
1)Monolith Arena 2) Nemesis
Monolith Arena? I've never heard of it but looking it up now!
yee me also Neuroshima Hex like game made by Michał Oracz in the Fantasy World.:) I hope this will be Good:) boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/238393/monolith-arena
Jeremy, what kind of shoes are you wearing?
Kind of surprised no one put Rising Sun on there list.
I'm very much looking forward to it. It would be in my next 5.
Didn’t the Tzolkein designers also do Lorenzo il Magnifico?
Simone Luciani did not Daniele Tascini.
Surprised Nemesis didn’t make any one’s list
Surprised Nemesis didn't make it to the top 5 heavily backed...
Sorcerer ; Nemesis ; and (hopefully)
Sentinels of the Multiverse: OblivAeon
I wanted to be excited for Who Goes There but was really disappointed with Certifiable's first kickstarter game
some titles i wasn't aware of. thanks.
17th century goldmining in Brasil sounds boring ? why so ?
Is Jeremy pronouncing Troyes as Twah? I am trying to figure out what game he is talking about. I looked up the designers and the three of them made Troyes, which is highly rated.
How do you spell "A ges i a"? 35:46
ROFL - Yes it's pronounced Twah......which is Troyes.
Egizia is the other game you mentioned
Does Riverboat count as 2017 or 2018? And I think a reprint of Finca is due out this year as well.
Riverboat came out at Essen and you can find copies floating around the US. But it wont get US/Canada release until this year...so, I guess it depends on where you live. LOL - It is a very good game.
Fettigator Thanks for the info - yeah, we’re waiting on both Riverboat and Nusfjord. And while I don’t have the same list of anticipated games, I found all of your lists interesting. Good show, nice interaction between all 4 of you, good discussions...keep up the good work.
More info on Robin Hood can be found here facebook.com/robinhoodandthemerrymen/
Thanks for including it among some great games
Martyn Poole I was about to go to bgt&c and let you know it had been mentioned.
We back it a few weeks ago. Looks fun.
City of Gears
Sorcerer
Direwild
Mars Open: Tabletop Golf
Founders of Gloomhaven
Hopefully someone comes across this...what do they mean when they say legacy games? I can hear the cash being sucked from my account already!
Vibrating Bilbo ‘Legacy games’ are games that have a big story arch that occurs over multiple sessions. Sometimes requires you to alter the components or save components till later sessions. See Pandemic Legacy.
Does Jeremy have a top games of all time list somewhere?
Yes...we did one last year. Just search our videos for What's Next Top 10 Games of All Time
Fettigator awesome, thanks.
Pioneer Days, Deep Madness.
Hate sounds awesome. Nice video, like the nice clean look of the set
HATE - can't wait!
No love for living planet and brass?
teh-oh-tee-wah-KAN
My Little Scythe
Tiny Epic Zombies
Gorus Maximus
Tiny Ninjas
eyeballing the Tiny Epic Defenders 2.0 also, lol.
Surprised Fireball Island New edition didn't make any lists. Maybe if it was stretched to top 10
Yep! I honestly have no idea what the new edition will bring that changes it from the original.
Is hand of fate ordeals on here? :)
It was not on any of our lists most likely because we have all played it. It is a good game and we all enjoyed playing it.
Looking forward to the finished version in late March, proud of the fellow aussies:)
Who goes there seems very interesting, it's a shame it has a cartoonish style, ruins some of the atmosphere of the game for me...
Why does Jeremy look so tired and bored?
I 100% blame James Hudson on the tired thing...he kept me up until almost 4:00 in the morning and I got about 5 hours of sleep in 56 hours. Was awful.
HATE was funded but it’s not doing well at all. Really disappointed by the play field.