Replayable

In Ark Nova players manage zoos by building enclosures, acquiring animals, increasing reputation, and performing conservation projects. In this episode Todd, David, and Paul talk about what might very well be the last zoo game you'll ever need!

In this episode Todd, Greg, and Paul talk about the granddaddy of all deck building games, Dominion! We are joined by the designer Donald X. Vaccarino, and we even get some early information about the upcoming expansion Rising Sun!

It's the last night of 2023 (or the first morning of 2024), and what better game to usher in the new year than One Night Ultimate Werewolf! Megan and Todd suspect each other during this episode, and we even recorded the entire crew playing this popular party game. Give us a listen!

In Lost Ruins of Arnak, players explore a mysterious island through deck building and worker placement. In this episode Todd, David, and Paul dig deep into this popular adventure-themed game. Give us a listen!

Ticket to Ride is a family favorite board game that has players building train networks across the country. Megan, Paul, and Todd talk about trains, Christina Aguilera, and Brittney Spears. Give us a listen!

In this episode David, Paul, and Todd try to sell you our wondrous cure-all potions as The Quacks of Quedlinburg! Give us a listen!

Amun-Re is an auction and development game set in Ancient Egypt. In this episode Todd, David, and Greg gnash our teeth and rend our garments over this classic contest!

In this episode Todd, David, and Paul talk about the Martin Wallace classic Brass! We tried to limit our discussion to Lancashire, but Birmingham kept creeping in during the rail phase. Give us a listen!

In Codenames, two teams compete to identify their secret agents while avoiding the opposing team's agents and the deadly assassin. Episode, Megan, Paul, Todd, Discuss. Codenames: 5.

Set in a dark and mysterious fantasy world, Gloomhaven revolves around cooperative storytelling and tactical combat. In this episode Greg, David, and Todd embark on a quest to discuss this monster of a game. Give us a listen!

In this episode David, Megan, and Todd talk about their fondness and concerns for San Juan, the card game version of the award-winning Puerto Rico.

In this episode Todd, Paul, and Greg talk about their fond but not always friendly experiences with this classic from 2002. Give us a listen!

In this episode Dave, Paul, and Todd gather our herds and hit the Great Western Trail. Saddle up and give us a listen!

In this episode Greg, Paul, and Todd talk about Yunnan, the home of delicious Pu'erh tea. But be forewarned: we don't all agree on this one. Give us a listen!

In this episode Todd, Megan, and Paul accept the assignment to provide a debrief on Mind MGMT! Or at least, we think we made that decision for ourselves. You want to give us a listen!

In this episode Todd, David, and Paul investigate the classic Reiner Knizia auction game Ra. With an Ancient Egyptian theme, "set collection" still refers to collecting tiles and not the god of deserts and storms. Give us a listen!

In this episode David, Paul, and Todd talk about this hot racing game. Can we make it to the finish line, or are we going to flame out? Fire up your favorite podcast app and find out!

In this episode Todd, David, and Megan talk about Wingspan, designed by Elizabeth Hargrave and released in 2019. We fly the coop and talk about games, birding, and light falconry. Give us a listen!

In this episode Todd, David, Greg, and Paul talk about 1830, designed by Bruce Shelley and released in 1986. Are we ready to be railroad magnates and stock racketeers? Give us a listen and find out!

In this episode Todd, David, and Paul talk about Dune: Imperium, designed by Paul Dennen and released in 2020. Is having Timothée Chalamet on a card a good thing? Give us a listen and find out!

Welcome to Replayable, where we go into depth on our favorite tabletop games that keep us coming back again and again! In this episode Todd, David, and Paul talk about Tigris & Euphrates, designed by Reiner Knizia and released in 1997. Is it still replayable today? Give us a listen and find out!