Hello and welcome to the very 160 second episode of the Shut Up and Sit Down podcast.

The podcast all about board games, board games, and the people love board games.

My name is Matleys and I'm joined by Aval Fox Fort.

I'm going to be talking a bit later on about Cuphead, a fast dice rolling game, which

is based on a video game and it's just as hard and horrible and you might love it but

you might hate it.

And Ava is going to be talking about the dice of the dead.

Yeah, which is all dice and coffins and shaky, shaky dice, dice, coffee, coffee.

Shaky, shaky dice, dice, dice, dice, coffee.

It couldn't have said it clearer myself.

This is of course the dice head special.

Two games, both of which we should dice and heads very clever, very, very clever.

So that further ado, let's do a nice little jingly bit and do the podcast.

So dead on time for Halloween, I think I found time to play a little bit of dice of the

dead by James Allen and Mark Stockton Pitt.

This is a dice heavy game with Mexican Day of the Dead's Theming, which has been consulted

on by a cultural consultant, which means that the people have done at least some of their

legwork, hopefully, and it means that the game is pretty beautiful.

It is literally about rolling the bones.

I mean, it's not.

It's about rolling dice and it's about they are souls rather than bones and you are rolling

these colorful dice in ludicrously beautiful coffin shaped things.

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