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Welcome to Board Gamers Anonymous, the podcast where everyone is welcome at the table. Hosted by Chris and joined by a rotating cast of passionate gamers, Board Gamers Anonymous brings you lively conversations about the games we love, the games we don't, and everything that keeps us coming back to the table. Each week, we dig into the biggest questions, debates, trends, and hot takes in tabletop gaming, alongside reviews, previews, recommendations, rankings, and plenty of opinions. From the newest releases and modern classics to the designers, mechanics, and moments that make this hobby great, BGA is about more than what's in the box—it's about the people around the table. After more than 13 years and nearly 600 episodes, we're still playing, arguing, laughing, and asking the most important question of all: **Whose turn is it?!* Pull up a chair. You're always welcome at our table.Board Gamers Anonymous LLC
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  • Top Ten Phil Walker-Harding Games - Episode 595

    Top Ten Phil Walker-Harding Games - Episode 595
    Oct 27 2026
    Episode 595: Top Ten Phil Walker-Harding Games From drafting the cartoon sushi plate to building a bear park, Phil Walker-Harding has designed board games that are easy to bring to the table and full of clever choices. But which ones are his best? This week on Board Gamers Anonymous, Chris and Tim count down their Top Ten Phil Walker-Harding games! In Voice of the Gamers, we explore the designer’s catalog, celebrate the games that keep us coming back, and debate which deserve a spot at the top. Will your favorite make the list—or will it get left behind with the last piece of wasabi? Roll for Preview Tim — All’s Well That Ends: Gather your party for a cooperative fantasy campaign featuring tactical card play, new abilities, and Wildlands adventures. Let’s hope all’s well that ends with everyone still standing. Tim — Gothic: A Shadow’s Quest: Enter the dangerous world of the Gothic video games in a cooperative adventure filled with quests, exploration, and deadly enemies. The Old Camp is waiting—and it doesn’t sound especially welcoming. Chris — Origins of Light: A Final Fantasy Board Game: Return to the worlds of the first three Final Fantasy games in a tabletop adventure inspired by their Pixel Remaster editions. Assemble your party and find out if the crystals are still in trouble. Roll for Review Chris — Dragonarium: Draft tiles, shape landscapes, and manage elemental powers as you create dragon habitats. But can this dragon-filled spatial puzzle really take flight? Tim — Misfit Heroes: Mix and match character cards to create an unusual band of heroes, then build their influence across the kingdom. It’s card crafting, tableau building, and a reminder that heroes don’t have to fit the mold. What’s your favorite Phil Walker-Harding game? Write in and let us know which game belongs at number one—or which overlooked favorite deserves more attention. Contact Board Gamers Anonymous. Visit Board Gamers Anonymous for more board game reviews, recommendations, and podcast episodes. If you enjoy the show, please support Board Gamers Anonymous on Patreon and help us keep the games and the conversations going! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 h et 15 min
  • How to Win Friends and Influence Gamers - Episode 594

    How to Win Friends and Influence Gamers - Episode 594
    Oct 19 2026
    How to Win Friends and Influence Gamers Which board game do you bring to game night when you have one chance to make everyone say, “We need to play that again”? This week on Board Gamers Anonymous, Chris and Tim share games to win over children, families, non-gamers, experienced gamers, and heavy strategy fans. In Voice of the Gamers, we explore games that make a lasting impression through eye-catching production, memorable gameplay, and the right experience for the right crowd. Whether you’re introducing friends to modern board games or impressing someone who’s played everything, choosing the right game can turn a casual gathering into a regular game night. Crowdfunding Updates Kickstarter — The Lord of the Rings: The King’s Gambit: A return to Middle-earth with a new tabletop adventure. Gamefound — Defenders of the Realm: Definitive Edition: A refreshed edition of the cooperative fantasy game about heroes defending their realm against advancing enemy armies. Roll for Preview Chris — Stormlight: War for Roshar: A strategy board game bringing the conflicts of Brandon Sanderson’s Stormlight Archive to the tabletop. Chris — Lorenzo il Magnifico – A New Renaissance: A new take on Renaissance-era competition, building on the worker placement and engine building of Lorenzo il Magnifico. Tim — On Call | A High-Octane ER Simulation Co-Op Board Game: A cooperative emergency-room simulation that challenges players to work together under pressure. Roll for Review Chris — Clash of Clans: The Epic Raid: Build your village, develop your army, and raid rival bases in this tabletop adaptation of the mobile game. Tim — Kavango: Build a wildlife reserve in southern Africa, balancing animal conservation with the development of a thriving ecosystem. What board game won over your friends or family? Share your best game-night success story! Visit Board Gamers Anonymous for more board game reviews, recommendations, and podcast episodes. Enjoy the show? Support Board Gamers Anonymous on Patreon and help us keep the conversation rolling! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 h et 43 min
  • Tim’s Darkest Timeline: One Game Has to Go! Episode 593

    Tim’s Darkest Timeline: One Game Has to Go! Episode 593
    Oct 12 2026
    Tim’s Darkest Timeline: One Game Has to Go Three great games. One has to disappear from Tim’s gaming options forever. And Chris has generously volunteered Tim to make every terrible decision. This week on Voice of the Gamers, we put Tim through a gauntlet of impossible board game choices. Beloved classics, modern favorites, and games he thought were safe on his shelf suddenly face elimination. Will he sacrifice nostalgia? Betray his favorite mechanisms? Spend ten minutes arguing that the question is fundamentally unfair? Chris brings the choices, Tim brings the anguish, and everyone listening gets to judge him from the comfort of their own untouched collections. In Roll for Preview, Chris explores Arctica, an Arctic ecosystem engine builder with gear-based player boards, while Tim dives into Oceanic, where marine life and habitats form a shared ocean ecosystem. Both are on crowdfunding—because apparently choosing which games to buy wasn’t stressful enough. In Roll for Review, Chris looks beneath the greenery in Under the Leaves, a garden tile-placement game, while Tim heads down the rabbit hole with Rolling in Wonderland, a competitive dice-drafting adventure. After all those eliminations, Wonderland might actually feel reasonable. Visit Board Gamers Anonymous for amazing tabletop content, more gaming discussions, and plenty of reasons to make room on your shelves. Enjoy the show? Support Board Gamers Anonymous on Patreon to help keep the podcast rolling and fund Chris’s ongoing commitment to making Tim’s life unnecessarily difficult. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 h et 16 min
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