The Dice Tower, episode 187.

Our top 10 two-player games. Welcome. Welcome to the Dice Tower, a podcast about board games and card games, but especially the people who play them.

This time Ryan tells us something else he's learned from gaming.

We head into the vault to examine a Michael Schacht classic.

We answer your questions from the mailbag,

and of course we run through our top ten games for two players.

I'm Eric Somerer and here to announce his new fragrance cardboard for men.

Here's Tom Vassal.

All right I think you've been getting these intros from the catalog of a store at this point.

When you have to play the game.

Oh, it's that.

Or when the game has to play you. Look at your gaming partner. Now look at me.

And with your gaming partner. Sadly, they're not...

Here's that game that you want.

All right. We've been playing lots of games lately. Man, have I been just tearing through piles of new games

But I am so glad that I am half the time one of the games that I played that has been the big to do around was Castle Ravenloff.

Okay. And would you know that most of the guys in my gaming group absolutely despise it?

Really? And they told me they said, oh, it's no good, you know, we didn't like it I thought oh you know I hope I like

it you know because it looks so cool and you know what I did but here's the key I didn't

play it as a dungeon crower I played it as a cooperative game and that makes all the difference in the world

Because it's just a cooperative game and it's fun. I mean there's dungeon crawlingness to it

But you're working together to fight all these monsters.

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