It is time for the SaltCON SideCast.

Episode 4. This week the hosts of Meeple Nation talk about the four ways to buy, sell, and trade games during SaltCON Spring, Summer, and End of Summer Events. There are four organized options, the no ship math trade, the virtural flea market, the game swap, and the in person flea market.

Come join us at the game table as we discuss and come join us at the next SaltCON event, SaltCON summer this June from the 6th through the 8th.

Episode 575: Meeple Nation April 2025 News 

Show Notes 

Episode release date is April 23, 2025

This week we are talking about new games, new game announcements, new game releases and we also just had our HUGG-A-Meeple gathering. We may even manage to get to some crowdfunding games too. 

Come join us at the game table.

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Intro of Meeple Nation The World’s Okayest Podcast.

• Web Page

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• SaltPOD: A SaltCON Podcast

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• Email us at MeepleNation@gmail.com

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Meeple Nation Gaming Highlights

• Nathan

• Fantastic Factories

• Stamp Swap

• Living Forest

• Enchanted Plumes

• Ready Set Bet 

• Feed the Kraken

• Next Station

• Douglas

• Yokohama

• Life of the Amazonia

• Andy

• Endeavor: Deep Sea

New Game Releases

• Innovation: Ultimate

• Flamme Rouge: Grand Tour Expansion (2024) (Reprint)

• Arkham Horror LCG: The Drowned City Campaign Expansion

• Everdell Duo

• Elden Ring: The Board Game

• Spectacular (2024) (Reprint)

• Tiny Epic Cthulhu

• Lying Pirates: The Race for the Pirate Throne (Deluxe Edition)

• Mythicals 

• Crafting Cosmos

• Survive The Island / Monster Pack

• Castle Builder

• Mesos

•  

New Game Announcements

• Stonemaier Games Email

• Confirmed Expansions in the works for all “-span” games

• Wingspan

• Wyrmspan

• Finspan

• For fans of the “Trailblazer” series (John Muir & Arizona)

• The Colorado Trail

• Single-Player Solitaire with great looking art

• Hercules and the 12 Labors

• Maglev Maps: Volume 2 (Maglev Metro)

• The Wolves: Apex Expansion

• Underwater Cities: Data Era

• Tower Up: Paradise Island

• Earth: Animal Kingdom (Abundance isn’t even here yet!)

• StarCraft Tabletop Miniatures Game (2026)

• For fans of Arc Nova

• Sanctuary

• For fans of Terra Mystica

• Terra Mystica: Fan Fictions

• Quacks: All-in Edition (Causing some turmoil over the art style)

• Heat Tunnel Vision Expansion

• Galactic Cruise

• Fantasy Realms Greek Legends

• The Lord of the Rings: Fate of the Fellowship

• The Crew: Family Adventure - Marooned in Paradise

• Arkham Travel Guide

• Flash Point: Legacy of Flame

• How to Save the World

•  

Crowdfunding Games

• Kickstarter

• Project L: Ultimate All-In Collection

• Project L All-In

• Plus Square One

Episode 574: Games that use movement points

Episode release date is April 2, 2025

Show Notes

This week we are doing a one episode discussion of games that use movement points as a movement. What are movement points you ask? Well, movement points regulate how far a player can move their pieces during the game.

For example, players are given a specific number of "points" that can be spent to move game pieces. Different spaces or terrains on the game board may cost varying amounts of movement points to enter. Players may receive a set number of movement points each turn that can be spread across multiple pieces. Those points could fluctuate depending on card draws or dice rolls.

Sometimes movement points can be part of a larger pool of actions, and movement can be part of or one of those actions.

In short, movement points provide a structured way to manage in game movement while adding a tactical element to gameplay.

So let’s make it a point to move to the game table and discuss some games.

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Meeple Nation Highlights (Highlight-Thirty)

• Nathan

• Volunteer Group

• Flip 7

• Douglas

• Outlive

• Andy

• Orléans

Games that use movement points

Nathan

• Memoir ‘44

• Clank!: A Deck-Building Adventure Game

• Maracaibo

• Specter Ops

• Tiny Epic Pirates

• The Hunger

• Near and Far

• Free Ride

• Secrets of the Lost Station

• Glory Island

• Concordia

• Concordia Venus

Andy

• Descent: Journeys in the Dark (Second Edition)

• Clank!: A Deck-Building Adventure Game

• Maracaibo

• Near and Far

• Heroes of Might and Magic III: The Board Game

• Hyperborea

• Warrior Night

• Empire Builder

• Bardwood Grove

• Vanishing Planet

• Tiny Epic Pirates

•  

Douglas

• Scythe

• War of the Ring: Second Edition

• Memoir ‘44

• Clank!: A Deck-Building Adventure Game

• Dinosaur World

• Euthia: Torment of Resurrection - Fierce Powers / Crawling Shadows

• Endless Winter: River & Rafts 

Telanislyon

• Carnegie has some interesting management choices in activating departments to move workers around for various economic functions.

• Carnegie is definitely a good game, I think it's tough to outcompete some of the newer ones though. It was a popular blip for a sec, then kinda floated down to the lower mid of bgg pack. It's still a good game, solid 7.

• Maracaibo would also have a choice of action to move your ship a certain distance also for triggering spaces. Not sure if that's totally true movement points, but fairly close

• The only other ones I can even think of would be troop movement for war games, like War of the Ring/for Arrakis or Axis & Allies.

• War of the Ring is awesome! Great 2p strategy game.

• War for Arrakis, same designer, basically the truncated version of War of the Ring in Dune!

Top games that use movement points

• Scythe

• Robinson Crusoe: Adventures of the Cursed Island

• War of the Ring: Second Edition

• Descent: Journeys in the Dark (Second Edition)

• Twilight Imperium

• Concordia

• Memoir ‘44

• Clank!: A Deck-Building Adventure Game

• On Mars

• Maracaibo

• Combat Commander: Europe

• Advanced Squad Leader

• Space Empires 4X

• Here I stand

• Descent: Legends in the Dark

• Near and Far

• Clash of Cultures

• Carnegie

• Spartacus: A Game of Blood and Treachery

• Triumph and Tragedy: European Balance of Power 1936-1945

• My Little Scythe

• Hyperborea

• Concordia Venus

• Ambush

• Dinosaur World

• Specter Ops

• Washington’s War

• Merchant of Venus

• Lacrimosa

• Squad Leader

• Blood Bowl

• The Magnificent

• The Hunger

• BattleTech

• Tribes of the Wind

• Tiny Epic Pirates

• 3 Ring Circus

Episode 573: Games with Multi-Use cards we don’t own- Show Notes 

Episode release date is April 2, 2025

This week wraps up our look at games featuring Multi-Use cards, focusing on highly-rated titles we haven't yet added to our collection. As a reminder, Multi-Use cards offer strategic depth by allowing a single card to serve multiple purposes. These purposes can include acting as text-based abilities, resources, life counters, or even determining player order, as well as many other options. 

Come join us at the game table as we discover games with multi-use cards that we do not own.

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Meeple Nation Gaming Highlights (Highlight-Thirty)

• Nathan

• The Elder Scrolls: Betrayal of the Second Era

• Douglas

• Azul: Summer Pavilion

• Andy

• Aeon Trespass: Odyssey

Cory

• I would say that my favorite multi-use card game is the old Decipher Star Wars CCG. How your deck of cards was used as resources and life was a mechanic I really liked. I wish there were other games that used a similar mechanic. Too bad this game is long and gone.

Telanislyon

• Blast from the past! Good game. I actually heard they were still running tournaments for this game. I also think the entire set is available for print online somewhere for free.

• I haven't played Disney Lorcana, but I thought the layout looked very similar to SWCCG.

Sopdebop

• On the subject of multi use cards, I’d like to nominate SETI. Cards have 4 definite uses and can also be exchanged for other resources (free action, scan, tuck and card effect). I think that’s impressive. 

• I also really like the cards in windmill valley. The assistant cards can be used for ongoing game bonus OR end game bonus. There is always one initial assistant left over which doubles as the queen’s contract on the reverse too, which is neat imo.

Castle Combo Clarification

• Cory pointed out something I had missed when I taught Castle Combo.

• You can spend a key to wipe the current row of cards.

Top Multi-Use Card Games

• Dune: Imperium

• Dune: Imperium - Uprising

• Lisboa

• Lewis & Clark: The Expedition

• La Granja

• Imperial Settlers

• Kunta Hora: The City of Silver

• Rune Stones

• Cry Havoc

• San Juan

• San Juan (Second Edition)

• Fantastic Factories

• Furnace

• Lacrimosa

• Deus

Episode 572: Part two? or something like that.

Episode release date is April 2, 2025

This week we are creating a filler bonus episode because Nathan pushed out two episodes last week and we still wanted something to release today, because we want to make sure you all have something to enjoy today.

Come join us at the game table as we decide together what we are going to talk about today.

Intro of Meeple Nation The World's Most Okayest Podcast

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Meeple Nation Media Highlights (Highlight-Thirty) Movies, TV, Books, Work or Other Hobbies

Nathan

• Video Setup (Meeple Nation Patrons Thank You!)

• Daredevil (Disney+)

• Umbrella Academy (Netflix)

• The “Bobiverse” series by Dennis E. Taylor (We Are Bob)

• Jumanji 

• Atomic Habits by James Clear

• Before Happiness by Shawn Achor

• The Happiness Advantage by Shawn Achor

• The Seven Principles for Making a Marriage Work by John Gottman

• Big Bang Theory

• Stuart Fails to Save the Universe (Big Bang Theory Spinoff Show)

• Neverwinter Nights

• Gaming Goals

• Andromeda’s Edge

• Arcs

• Ticket to Ride Legacy: Legends of the West 

• Flash Point: Legacy of Flame

• G.I. JOE: Operation Cobra:

• Wizard of Paws

• Spring coming Yard work is coming!!

Andy

• Daredevil (Disney+)

• His Dark Materials (MAX)

• Star Trek the Next Generation (Paramount+ )

• Reacher (Amazon Prime)

• The Great British Baking Show (Netflix)

• Kobra Kai

• No More Mr. Nice Guy by Dr. Robert Glover

• Young Sheldon (MAX)

• Knights of the Old Republic

• Spirit Island

• Arena: The Contest – Tanares Adventures

• Dungeon Universalis

• Conan

• The Hunters a.d. 1492

• Gaming focus: campaign games

Douglas

• The Wheel of Time (Amazon Prime)

• The Rookie (Hulu)

• He Who Fights with Monsters by Travis Deverell

• SETI 

• Euthia: Torment of Resurrection 

• Gaming Goals Shelf of Shame reduction

• Life of the Amazonia

• The Dark Quarter

• Teburu

Episode 571: Games with Multi-Use cards - Show Notes Andy

Episode release date is March 19, 2025

This week we kick off our discussion of games with Multi-Use cards. A fascinating mechanic that adds layers of strategic depth and decision-making, and one we love very much. 

Instead of a card having only one specific function, multi-use cards can be used in different ways, offering players choices about how to best utilize them. This could involve:

• Playing the card for its stated effect: 

• Using the card as a resource: 

• Using the card for set collection or scoring: 

• Using the card to build something: 

Why Use Multi-Use Cards?

• Increased Strategic Depth: 

• Reduced Luck Factor: 

• Greater Replayability:

• Thematic Immersion:

Come join us at the game table.

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Meeple Nation Highlights

• Nathan

• That Escalated Quickly

• Poetry for Neanderthals

• Douglas

• Elder Scrolls: Betrayal of the Second Era

• Tamashii: Chronicle of Ascend

• Andy

• Pirates of Maracaibo

• From the Moon

• Horrified: Greek Monsters

Games that use Multi-Use Cards

1. Gloomhaven

2. Gloomhaven: Jaws of the Lion

3. Frosthaven

4. Jump Drive

5. The City

6. San Juan

7. Race for the Galaxy

8. Bohnanza

9. Marvel Champions

10. Castle Combo

11. Expeditions

12. Mage Knight: The Board Game

13. Mage Knight: Ultimate Edition

14. Star Trek: Frontiers

15. Evenfall

16. Isle of Trains: All Aboard

Episode 572: Our Top-Five Games with Multi-Use cards - Show Notes 

Episode release date is March 26, 2025

This week we dig into our discussion of games with Multi-Use cards by hitting our top five. Just to recap, the Multi-Use cards game mechanic adds layers of strategic depth and decision-making. Something that we all love in a game. 

Come join us at the game table as we reveal our top five games with multi-use cards.

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Meeple Nation Gaming Highlights (Highlight-Thirty)

• Andy

• Forest Shuffle with the Alpine and Woodland Edge expansions I was able to introduce Sabrina to this game as well.

• Douglas

• Aquatica with Cold Waters & Coral Reefs

• King of Tokyo Duel

• Azul Duel

• Nathan

• The Fellowship of the Rings: Trick Taking Game

• Gray Knight Games

Our top five pick

Andy

1. Pirates of Maracaibo 

2. Revive

3. Maracaibo

4. Apiary

5. Comet

Douglas

1. Etherfields 

2. Arkham Horror The Card Game

3. Endless Winter Paleoamericans 

4. Revive 

5. Lost Ruins of Arnak 

Nathan

1. Hadrian’s Wall

2. The White Castle

3. Pirates of Maracaibo

4. 7 Wonders Duel

5. The Quest for El Dorado

6. Dead Cells: The Rouge-Lite Board Game

Episode 570: Meeple Nation March 2025 News - Show Notes 

Episode release date is March 19, 2025

This week is all about SaltCON Spring!
We managed to sprinkle a little news in there to boot. 

Come join us at the game table.

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• Game Toppers 

• SaltCON

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Meeple Nation Gaming Highlights SaltCON Spring

• Nathan

• Mezen

• The Gang

• Pixies

• River Valley Glassworks

• Planet Unknown

• Castle Combo

• Welcome To…

• Lucky Number

• Wilmot’s Warehouse

• Room 25

• White Castle with Matcha expansion

• Salem 1692

• Douglas

• Finspan

• Mezen

• Unstoppable

• The Gang

• Planet Unknown (w/ Supermoon)

• Mille Fiori (w/ The Masterpieces)

• Pixies

• Salem 1692

• 51st State

• Worms: The Board Game

• Horrified: Greek Monsters

• River Valley Glassworks

• Fleet: The Dice Game

• Forest Shuffle (w/ Alpine & Woodland Edge)

• The White Castle (w/ Matcha)

• Room 25

• Thurn and Taxis

• Andy

• Marvel Zombies X2

• Planet Unknown with the Supermoon expansion

• Inventors of the South Tigris

• From the Moon

• Pirates of Maracaibo

• Akropolis with the Athena expansion

• Earth Under Siege: Flashpoint

New Game Releases

• Elder Scrolls: Betrayal of the Second Era

• Marvel Champions: Agents of SHIELD

• Arkham Horror LCG: The Drowned City Investigators

New Game Announcements

• Lost Ruins of Arnak: Adventure Chest

• Storage Solution

• Twisted Paths Expansion

• Pirates of Maracaibo: Commanders

Crowdfunding Games

• Kickstarter

• Champions of Midgard: 10th Anniversary Edition

Episode 569: Games with Card Play Conflict Resolution 
Episode release date is March 12, 2025

Show Notes 

This week we are doing a single episode discussing games with card play conflict resolution. Card play conflict resolution is a versatile mechanic that can add depth, strategy, and thematic flavor to board games. It allows for player agency and decision-making in situations that might otherwise be left to chance.

Card play conflict resolution in board games means that instead of using dice rolls or other randomizers to determine the outcome of a conflict, players use cards from their hand or a shared deck to influence or directly decide the result.

1. Conflict arises: 

2. Card selection: 

3. Reveal and resolve

Why use card play for conflict resolution?

• Reduced randomness

• Strategic depth

• Thematic connection

• Variety and replayability

Come join us at the game table.

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Intro of Meeple Nation

• Web Page

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Meeple Nation Gaming Highlights 

• Andy

• Inventors of the South Tigris

• Nathan

• Loco Momo

• Fromage

Top games with modular boards

• Gloomhaven

• Dune: Imperium

• Star Wars Rebellion

• Marvel Champions

• Mage Knight: Ultimate Edition

• Mage Knight: The Board Game

• Oathsworn: Into the Deepwood

• Kemet

• Ankh: Gods of Egypt

• Dune

• Western Legends

• Lords of Hellas

• Mythic Battles Pantheon

• Cooper Island

• Mythic Battles Ragnarok

• Mythic Battles Isfet

• The Witcher: Old World

• Battlestar Galactica

• A Game of Thrones: The Board Game (Second Edition)

• StarCraft: The Board Game

• Earthborne Rangers

• Star Wars: The Card Game

• Star Wars: Customizable Card Game

• Fury of Dracula (Third/Fourth Edition)

• SeaFall

• Jaws

• Halloween

Games on the list that we did not get too.

• Forbidden Stars

• Cosmic Encounter

• Unmatched: Battle of Legends, Volume One

• Battle Line

• Summoner Wars (Second Edition)

• Air, Land, & Sea

• Schottne Totten

• Lord of the Rings: The Confrontation (2005)

• A Few Acres of Snow

• Regicide

• War of the Ring: The Card Game

• Lord of the Rings: The Confrontation (2002)

• Bloodborne: The Board Game

• My Little Scythe

• Heroes of Land, Air, and Sea

• Brazil: Imperial

• Fridrich: Anniversary Edition

• Resist! 

• Super Fantasy Brawl

• Sylvion

• Sun Tzu

• War of the Ring: Second Edition

• Scythe

• Blood Rage

Meeple Nation Podcast: Episode 568 - Games with Modular Boards that we don’t own

Show Notes 

Episode release date is March 5, 2025

Meeple Nation Podcast Episode 568: Games with Modular Boards.

This week we end our discussion of games with modular boards by hitting on some that we do not own and dip into why that may be. Will we be adding any of these to our game shelves? Let’s find out.  

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Intro of Meeple Nation

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Meeple Nation Gaming Highlights 

• Nathan

  • Dead Cells: The Rouge-Lite Board Game

  • Federation

• Andy

  • The Elder Scrolls: Betrayal of the 2nd Era

Top games with modular boards

Gloomhaven
Twilight Imperium: Fourth Edition
Spirit Island
Gaia Project
Eclipse: Second Dawn of the Galaxy
7 Wonders Duel
Mage Knight: Ultimate Edition
Nemesis
Frosthaven
Arkham Horror: The Card Game
Mage Knight: The Board Game
Food Chain Magnate
Oathsworn: Into the Deepwood
The Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle-earth
Mansions of Madness: Second Edition
Age of Innovation
Clans of Caledonia
Star Wars: Imperial Assault
Mechs vs Minions
Clank!: Catacombs
Five Tribes: The Djinns of Naqala
Eclipse: New Dawn of the Galaxy
Inis
Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon
Dwellings of Eldervale
Keyflower
The Quest for El Dorado
Voidfall
The Lord of the Rings: Journeys in Middle-Earth
Twilight Imperium: Third Edition
The 7th Continent
Everdell: The Complete Collection
Yokohama
Clank! In! Space!: A Deck-Building Game
Forbidden Stars
Parks
Targi
Undaunted: Normandy
Istanbul
Viscounts of the West Kingdom
Xia: Legends of a Drift System
Star Wars: Outer Rim
Memoir ‘44
Descent Journeys in the Dark (Second Edition)
Ora et Labora
Commands and Colors: Ancients
Clash of Cultures: Monumental Edition
Under Falling Skies
Flamme Rouge
Vindication
Hallertau
Endless Winter: Paleoamericans
Oath
Marvel United
Cryptid

Meeple Nation Podcast: 567 Top Five Games with Modular Boards

This week is all about modular boards. This board goes here, this board goes there...no, wait...what?

Come join us at the game table.

Episode 566: Games with Modular Boards - Show Notes 

Episode release date is February 19, 2025

This week we kick off our discussion of games with Modular Boards. A fascinating mechanic that adds layers of strategic depth and decision-making, and one we love very much. 

A modular board in a board game is a game board that is made up of multiple pieces or tiles that can be arranged in different ways. These pieces can be rearranged before the game starts, or even during the game itself, to create a different board layout each time you play.  

Modular boards usually consist of smaller sections or tiles that can be connected in various ways. These might be hexes, squares or tiles of cards of any shape. 

Come join us at the game table.

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Meeple Nation Gaming Highlights SaltCON Spring

• Nathan

• Castle Combo

• Douglas

• Shelf of Shame update??

• Took off 3 but added 13 new titles.

• Worms the Board Game

• Andy

•  

Games that use Multi-Use Cards

Nathan’s Games

• 7 Wonders Duel

• Attika

• Azul

• Azul Stained Glass of Sintra

• Carolus Magnus

• Cartagena

• Catan

• Clank! in Space

• Dice Hospital

• Dorfromamtik: The Board Game

• Ecos: First Continent

• Endless Winter: Paleoamerican

• Escape: The Curse of the Temple

• Flamecraft

• Flamme Rouge

• Frosthaven

• Gloomhaven

• Heroscape

• HEXplore IT

• Lair

• Looot

• The Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle-earth

• Magic Maze

• Masters of the Night

• Memoir ‘44

• Monumental

• New York Zoo

• Nunatak: Temple of Ice

• P.I.

• Parks

• The Quest for El Dorado

Doug’s Games

• 7 Wonders Duel Cards

• 7th Citadel Cards

• Arkham Horror: The Card Game Cards

• Azul

• Azul Stained Glass of Sintra

• Burncycle Unplayed

• Catan

• Century: Golem Edition - Eastern Mountains

• Deliverance !!

• Endless Winter: Paleoamerican !!

• Etherfields Cards

• Euthia: Torment of Resurrection Unplayed

• Expeditions !!

• Fallout Shelter: The Board Game Cards

• Flamecraft Cards

• Forbidden Desert !!

• Frostpunk: The Board Game Unplayed

• Heroscape Unplayed

• Last Bastion Unplayed

• The Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle-earth Cards

• Mage Knight: Ultimate Edition Unplayed

• Mansions of Madness: Second Edition !!

• Massive Darkness 2 !!

• Memoir ‘44 !!

• Monumental !!

• Nemesis Unplayed

• New York Zoo

• Nova Aetas Resistance Unplayed

• Nunatak: Temple of Ice !!

• Oathsworn: Into the Deepwood

• Parks !!

• The Quest for El Dorado !!

• Skytear

• Star Wars: Imperial Assault !!

• Thunder Road: Vendetta !!

• Worms the Board Game !!

• Undaunted !!

Andy’s Games

• 7 Wonders Duel

• Aeon Trespass: Odyssey

• Andromeda

• AquaSphere

• Archipelago

• Bantam West

• BattleLore

• Betrayal at House on the Hill

• Catan

• Century: Golem Edition - Eastern Mountains

• The City of Kings

• The Colonists

• Dead Reckoning

• Descent: Journeys in the Dark Second Edition

• Descent: Legends of the Dark

• Dungeonology: Circe’s Bay

• Dungeons and Dragons: Castle Ravenloft Board Game

• Dungeons and Dragons: The Legend of Drizzt Board Game

• Dungeons and Dragons: Waterdeep - Dungeon fo the Mad Mage Board Game

• Dungeons and Dragons: Wrath of Ashardalon

• Dwellings of Eldervale

• Eclipse: New Dawn for the Galaxy

• Ecos: First Continent

• Endless Winter: Paleoamerican

• Escape: The Curse of the Temple

• Etherfields

• Everdell: The Complete Collection

• First Martians: Adventure on the Red Planet

• Folklore: The Affliction

• Forbidden Sky

• Frosthaven

• Gaia Project

• Gloomhaven

• Heroes of Might and Magic III

• HeroQuest Advanced Quest

• Heroscape

• Hyperborea

• Ignite

• Imhotep

• Kingdom Builder

• Kingdom Rush

• Kingburg: To Forge the Realm

• Mansions of Madness: Second Edition

• Marvel Zombies: A Zombicide Game

• Massive Darkness

• New York Zoo

• Petrichor

• Runewars

• Shadows of Brimstone

• Sid Meier’s Civilization: The Board Game

• Sky Traders

• Spirit Island

• Star Wars: Imperial Assault

Extras 

• Secrets of the Lost Tomb

• Secrets of the Lost Tomb Epic Edition

• Secrets of the Lost Station.

• Betrayal at house on the Hill

• Magic Maze on Mars

Meeple Nation Podcast: 565 February 2025 News

This week is all about BryceCON! We managed to sprinkle a little news in there to boot. 

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Meeple Nation Podcast Episode 564: Income Games We Don't Own.

We close out our section on income games talking about some great income games that are missing from our collections, and Andy gets to talks about his games too.

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SaltCON Podcast Episode 001: What is SaltCON?

SaltCON is Utah's largest Board Game Convention which has events 5 times each year. But, it is more than just board games. There are RPG events, Social Gaming, Puzzle Hunts, Game Shows and so much more.

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Meeple Nation Podcast: 563 Our Top Five Income Games

We could all use a little more income...Am I right? These are the games that make the income magic happen!

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Meeple Nation Podcast Episode 562: Income Games.

We are kicking off our discussion of income games, we waffle on our ideas and definition of what make a game an income game, but we have some fun discussing them.

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Meeple Nation Podcast: 561 What We're Looking for in 2025

It's a new year full of new games! This week we talk about what were looking forward to most in 2025.

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Meeple Nation Podcast: Episode 560 - January 2025 News

A new year and it is time for the first news episode of the year. Looking forward to new games, games that are coming soon, and awesome games on crowdfunding. 

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