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It's another week and another new batch of Kickstarter games for your to take in. This week we've got conspiracies, calamari, and one of the best deals on a game with miniatures we've seen in a long time. Let’s see what’s out there!
Read MoreThey raided it twice! A couple years ago I happened upon a little booth at Origins: Devir Games. As an international company, Devir is still (in my opinion) a little under-recognized here in the states. I was demoing one of their new 2-player releases, Holmes: Sherlock and Mycroft, and while I was doing that AJ (co-host of Boardgames Daily) and our friend Sepos demoed another title they had at the show: Dungeon Raiders. Matt, who was working the booth and is a super-nice dude, handed me a copy of Holmes for review, and I mentioned that my friends were raving about Dungeon Raiders and I'd be more than happy to check it out too. He was hesitant, because it was an older title and not even really a Devir game but something they were distributing. But they had plenty of copies so he said: "Sure, why not?!" The rest is history. I reviewed the original here on the site, and you can check it out here.
I really, REALLY like Dungeon Raiders, but there were certainly some things about the game that weren't very...shall we say...elegant. So, is Dungeon Raiders worth another outing? Or should your adventurer just stay back at the tavern? Best press on to find out.
Read MoreToday Jeremiah reviews the new edition of Dungeon Raiders from Devir Games!
And in today's Real Talk segment Jeremiah discusses Time Management and Organization!
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Read MoreToday we got word that Starling Games' much anticipated Archmage finally has a street date. The game will be available at retailers on Sept. 28, 2018. This is of course post Gen Con, which is a bit of a disappointment (I'm sure Starling is not excited about it either!), but we at least have a date to look forward to, and from what we've seen of Archmage it should be worth the wait!
Are you a backer? Are you a curious bystander? Want to see a little more about Archmage? We interviewed the designer Tim Heerema at Origins and he showed off the game on Facebook live. Read on to see that video and more!!
Read MoreYa know what we missed throwing together? A list of upcoming Kickstarter games you might be interested in. Now, unless we specifically say it, we've never played these and have no idea if they're good or not. This is strictly informational. Let's look at some interesting new games...
Read MoreOkay...no, this game has nothing to do with the Muppets. (Please don't sue us for saying Muppets, Disney. Okay?) Caper is the latest game from Keymaster Games--about cat burglary, crazy contraptions, and criminal masterminds. Caper is a 2-player, card-drafting game of criminal intent, as players attempt to deploy the best crew of Thieves across three Locations in order to steal the most loot and score points! So does Caper crack the safe? Or should you call the police on it? Let's find out!
Read MoreOn July 1st, 2012 we published our very first article here on Theology of Games, it was a review of the classic Carcassonne.
Since then we've written hundreds of reviews & news articles, dozens of interviews, and hundreds of podcast episodes and added another podcast host (AJ Skifstad!).
Read MoreToday Jeremiah takes a look at his first Origins release title, Caper! Caper is the latest from Keymaster Games, a 2-player drafting card game, that plays in about 30 minutes, listen on to hear Jeremiah's full thoughts!
Jeremiah also shares more details about the Theology of Games Patreon page, stay tuned as we continue to get a ton of really cool rewards for you, our awesome audience!
And in this week's Real Talk segment Jeremiah discusses fear and rollercoasters.
*We'd like to thank Keymaster Games for providing a copy of Caper for review, this in no way shaped the host's opinion.
Produced by Jeremiah Isley
Read MoreToday Jeremiah bring you some highlight from three full days of Origins coverage!
Some great folks stopped by studio 359 on the exhibit hall floor and showed off some great new titles, you can SEE all of them by heading over to Facebook and check out the live videos on our page!
Today's guests are:
Isaac Childres
Tiffany Caires
Tom Wetzel
Travis Reynolds
Gallen Ciscel
Curt Covert
Paul Peterson
Rob Dougherty
Chris Leder
and Tim Heerema!
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Produced by Jeremiah Isley
Read MoreToday there are soooo many guests on the show! Including:
Gil Hova
Isaac Childres
Jeff and Craig Van Ness
Tiffany Caires
and many, many more!
If you like this show, please head over to TheologyofGames.com and check out all we have to offer! Including all of our social media outlets where we love to interact with you, our audience!
Produced by Jeremiah Isley
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