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The Royal Society of Gamers
A podcast about board games and card games
The Royal Society of Gamers
The Royal Society of Gamers is a podcast about board games, card games and anything related. We cover boardgaming news, reviews as well as interviews and in-depth analysis of gaming issues.
If you have any comments or suggestions about the show then please send them to podcast at royalsocietyofgamers.com.
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London on Board
Come and meet Henrik, Conrad and Karl at London on Board. London On Board (LoB) is a board game club in London that meets to play everything from classics to the newest games. All players aged 18 to 100 are invited!
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Archive for ‘Podcasts’
19 results.
Oct21
The Royal Society has descended upon Essen and we’ve been spending money and playing games just so we can bring you this special update. (And maybe a bit because it’s fun…). This episode’s even more shambolic than usual as it was recorded in a hotel room sat on two beds and huddled around the microphone […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Oct16
As the Royal Society prepares to land in Essen (or Dusseldorf, and then get the train to Essen), here’s a podcast all about Essen. Lloyd and Paul along with new host Adam go through their Essen preview lists ranging from short and snappy games such as Hanabi, Rumble in the Dungeon and Love Letter through […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Jul16
In a small change to the usual format, we have no news this episode but as well as reviews of Panic Station and the Kennerspiel winner Village we do have a report on Game Camp and the UK Games Expo. Plus there’s a new interview segment with Tony Boydell of Surprised Stare Games where we […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Jun10
Episode 13: Spiel des Jahres Nominees
by Karl Bunyan on June 10th, 2012 at 5:15 pmPosted In: Podcasts
We have the usual news and updates including a look at some of the Origins award winners, plus reviews of Martin Wallace’s Ankh-Morpork and Reiner Knizia’s Pinguïn Party. Following the nominations for the Spiel des Jahres awards we go into a bit of a discussion about the games and make semi-random (or maybe completely random) […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
May20
A short news section this episode, including a semi-regular Hobbit update, and a couple of reviews including the “I am Spartacus” card game Pax and the rondel-in-disguise game Walnut Grove. We discuss the Voice of Experience review contest and we also have the winner of our Hab & Gut competition sponsored by Board Game Guru […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Apr30
Episode 11: War, Cavemen and Hula Girls
by Karl Bunyan on April 30th, 2012 at 10:40 amPosted In: Podcasts
We have a small crop of games that we either had a glimpse of or just completed missed from Essen 2011 including Hawaii, Power Grid: First Sparks and Hasbro’s innovative Risk Legacy. There also a ton of news featuring both Hasbro and Hobbit movie tie-ins and a second chance to win a copy of Hab […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Mar31
It’s been a while, but Episode 10 has made it out of captivity. We have many many new voices this time around, including Martin Griffiths, Paul Arneil, John Bandettini and Jeff Clark, plus a second episode for Lloyd Boman. And I hang around to press record and stop when appropriate, of course. It may take […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Feb03
Hot(ish) on the heels of episode 8 comes episode 9 of the Royal Society of Gamers podcast. We have news of a couple of expansions, expansions and more expansions, some bad puns about Goa, and an update on the latest target for Games Workshop’s lawyers. We also have a change of personnel with one new […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Jan12
We’ve finally done it… Episode 8 of the Royal Society of Gamers podcast is up and ready to download and listen to. We have news of a couple of reprints, a sequel, and a retired household name. We review the sneaky Nefarious, the mighty Eclipse, and the dicey classic Can’t Stop. Plus in our Treasure […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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