S3:E8 - Right Game, Wrong Time

Episode 8 of the The Analog Gamer's Podcast podcast, hosted by The Analog Gamers Podcast, titled "S3:E8 - Right Game, Wrong Time" was published on July 4, 2018 and runs 35 minutes.

July 4, 2018 ·35m · The Analog Gamer's Podcast

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We talk about the struggles we had playing Dune on our last game day, reflecting on how important it is to play a game when it fits the time frame and number of players available. It can go so wrong when you force a game when the situation isn't right.

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