36. This War of Mine & Solo Games that Don't Cause Existential Dread

Apr 20, 2020 · 1h 5m 54s
36. This War of Mine & Solo Games that Don't Cause Existential Dread
Chapters

01 · This War of Mine

4m 32s

02 · Signorie & Kingsburg

4m 47s

03 · Nippon

5m 3s

04 · Lost Cities, Can't Stop, Targi, Palaces of Carrara, La Granja

5m 17s

05 · Race for the Galaxy: The Brink of War

6m 23s

06 · Pandemic Iberia

8m 7s

07 · Pandemic: Hot Zone - North America

9m 13s

08 · FEATURE GAME This War of Mine

10m 54s

09 · FEATURE TOPIC Solo Games that Don't Cause Existential Dread

34m 50s

10 · Oh Hell

38m 19s

11 · Underwater Cities, A Feast for Odin, Terraforming Mars, Agricola

39m 59s

12 · Nemo's War

41m 32s

13 · Tainted Grail, Grimslingers, This War of Mine

42m 8s

14 · It's a Wonderful World

43m 26s

15 · Wingspan, Tiny Towns, Welcome To...

44m 9s

16 · Maracaibo, Scythe, Tapestry, Wingspan

45m 1s

17 · Clans of Caledonia

47m 41s

18 · On Mars, Lisboa, Escape Plan, Pandemic, Pandemic Fall of Rome

48m 36s

19 · Tiny Towns

51m

20 · Gloomhaven

53m 10s

21 · A Feast for Odin

56m 32s

22 · Spirit Island

58m 47s

23 · Sleeping Gods

1h

24 · Gaia Project and Terra Mystica

1h 32s

Description

In the eternal words of Apocalypse Now, "The Horror. The Horror." And, in the immortal words of the Terminator, "I know now why you cry. But it's something I can...

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In the eternal words of Apocalypse Now, "The Horror. The Horror." And, in the immortal words of the Terminator, "I know now why you cry. But it's something I can never do." And of course, in the undying words of Jack Dawson, "Promise me, Rose. And never let go of that promise."
Today, we understand Halloween and the Day of the Dead a little bit better as we grow more comfortable with the spirit realm. Today, we take a very serious game very seriously. Today, we review This War of Mine. This game is unfair. It's a constant fight for survival and against entropy in a war-torn city. A fight made by unready civilians. It inspires more stories about death than it does about hope. We spar about the caliber of its stories and trials.
In what's hopefully brighter speculation, we review the solo games that do not cause us existential dread while playing. Where the movement of chits and pawns does not inspire us to stare out our windows forlornly. These are games that rise above and occupy us fully. Yet somehow we can't even agree on this.
Be safe everyone.

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04:32 This War of Mine
04:47 Signorie & Kingsburg
05:04 Nippon
05:17 Lost Cities, Can't Stop, Targi, Palaces of Carrara, La Granja
06:23 Race for the Galaxy: The Brink of War
08:07 Pandemic Iberia
09:13 Pandemic: Hot Zone - North America
10:55 FEATURE GAME This War of Mine
34:51 FEATURE TOPIC Solo Games that Don't Cause Existential Dread
38:19 Oh Hell
39:59 Underwater Cities, A Feast for Odin, Terraforming Mars, Agricola
41:32 Nemo's War
42:08 Tainted Grail, Grimslingers, This War of Mine
43:26 It's a Wonderful World
44:09 Wingspan, Tiny Towns, Welcome To...
45:02 Maracaibo, Scythe, Tapestry, Wingspan
47:41 Clans of Caledonia
48:37 On Mars, Lisboa, Escape Plan, Pandemic, Pandemic Fall of Rome
51:00 Tiny Towns
53:10 Gloomhaven
56:32 A Feast for Odin
58:47 Spirit Island
01:00:00 Sleeping Gods
01:00:32 Gaia Project and Terra Mystica
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