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EPISODE · Jan 26, 2026 · 31 MIN

159 - Board Games to Dragons’ Den

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Adam and Kyle dive deep into the surprisingly massive world of modern board games — from nostalgic family favourites to intense strategy titles like Catan, Ticket to Ride, and Abalone, plus chaotic party games like Beat That, Dobble, and the brilliantly simple OK Play. They chat about what makes a great board game, why some only work with the right group of people, how house rules can completely change gameplay, and how mobile gaming has both helped and hijacked tabletop fun.Of course, things get wonderfully weird too, with talk of bizarre “adult” board games, inflatable charades partners, competitive family game nights, and the eternal struggle of explaining rules without sounding like a madman.The episode eventually rolls its dice into the world of Dragons’ Den, where the lads question whether board games ever get pitched, debate the Dragons themselves, and joke about taking their own Mafia-style game “Loyalty” into the Den for investment.It’s nostalgic, hilarious, nerdy in the best way, and full of brilliant game night inspiration.Like and Subscribewww.thecontinuumpod.comX - @thecontinuumpodInsta - @thecontinuumpod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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