Hello and welcome to the very 180th Shut Up and Sit Down podcast. Today it is me, Matt

Lee is joined by Quentin Smith and Tom Brewster. Hello and boy oh boy oh boy we got some games

that we're going to be talking about today. We're going to be kicking off with Renature,

a new game from Michael Keecelling on Wolfgang Kramer who brought to you games such as Mexico.

We've got another game of putting chunky things on a map in a way that's broadly collaborative

but also mean. We're going to be talking about pitches, a game that won the Spiel de

Yard, a prize that is a bit contentious and Tom's played that game and does Tom, is

was it like one word? Good. Good. We're going to be going on a search for the search for

Planet X, a game from Renegade which is apparently like doing homework but also tremendously exciting.

Is that accurate Quentin? Yes. And finally we've got a brief mention from some of our videos

we've got De Crypto went online. Ooh it's a classic Anomia, ooh another game two games

a bit old but they're classics check out the videos and finally Quentin is going to promise

us that he's going to talk about Eclipse second dawn for the galaxy for just a minute and

is then going to talk about it for probably about 10 minutes. And that's all the

problems. I don't think that's going to happen. I think that's character assassination.

I have control over how long I talk about things Matt. That's ridiculous. I don't know.

I just I just think that's what's going to happen. And now without further ado if music

be the food of pod, let's cast. So a game that me and Tom played on the internet of all

places just the other day on a service called Table Topia. It's called Renegade or Renegade

as we insisted on calling it repeatedly in a frankly probably slightly racist manner.

Anyway it is a glorious creation of dominoes and domination featuring animals that surround

little patches of ground, have flowers and trees placed on them that eventually pop

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