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S2:E3 - I've Been Carded!

Episode 3 of the The Analog Gamer's Podcast podcast, hosted by The Analog Gamers Podcast, titled "S2:E3 - I've Been Carded!" was published on January 24, 2018 and runs 27 minutes.

January 24, 2018 ·27m · The Analog Gamer's Podcast

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We explore modular boards and tile laying games, and where the boundaries between the two types are.  Some of the games mentioned include:

Sushi Go

Dominion

San Juan

Scripts and Scribes (aka Biblios)

 

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