board game review

Cody takes a look at Victory Point Games' Crisis 2020, a game set in a 21st century American Civil War.

Shawn sings a song about Courtier, from AEG, from our episode 4 Courtier review.

In a serious tone, Cody and Chase look at Freedom: The Underground Railroad, from Academy Games.

In this episode, Cody meets the delightful 19th century street urchin Tolliver Whist, and together they look at Downfall of Pompeii, from Mayfair Games, and Machi Koro, from IDW Games. But can Tolliver charm his way into Cody's ice cold heart?

Here is Shawn's timeless "Ode to Battlestar Galactica: The Board Game," from our Battlestar Galactica: The Board Game review:

In this episode of The Discriminating Gamer, Cody and Logan look at a little known Civil War battle, Pocket Battles: Confederacy vs. Union, from Z-Man Games, in which General Mike and General Shawn fought a desperate engagement.

Here is Shawn's timeless "Ode to Twilight Struggle" from our Twilight Struggle game review.

In this episode, Cody once again tangles with his arch-nemesis, and together they review For the Crown, 2nd Edition, from Victory Point Games. But this time, Evil Cody proves even more cunning.

In this episode Cody and Justin run afoul of Count Dracula, who challenges them to a game of Fury of Dracula. Will our intrepid gamers escape the evil count's clutches?

In this episode, Cody encounters the mysterious Zac Man, and together they review Cryptozoic Entertainment's DC Comics Deck Building Game and Upper Deck's Legendary: A Marvel Deck Building Game. But Anti-Zac Man has plans of his own.