Episode #195: 2010 In Review, part 2

The Dice Tower

Tom Vasel

Leisure, Games

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 14 January 2011

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

In this show, the second half of our look back at 2010, we talk about games that may have been missed by other players. We also talk about the worst game of the year, and then give our list of the top ten games published in 2010!

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0:00.0	The Dice Tower, episode 195.
0:02.7	The best and worst of 2010, part two.
0:07.1	The best and worst of 2010, part two. Welcome to the Dice Tower, a podcast about board games and card games, but especially the people who play them.
0:33.8	This time, it's the second half of our 2010 year in review.
0:38.1	Stephen, Moritz, Jeff, Cyrus, Brian, Trent, Brad, Mary, Jim, Ryan, and Mark
0:43.6	join us once again to give you our best and worst games of the year.
0:49.1	I'm Eric Summerer, and here's your host, the Ryan Seacrest of board gaming.
0:54.2	It's Tom Vassal.
0:56.5	Okay, now you're getting insulting.
0:59.2	You're a well-respected member of the board game community, I don't understand.
1:03.7	Well, I guess I'll take the thing with being in pretty much every show in existence, you know, somehow.
1:09.6	You are everywhere.
1:10.4	Hey, look, it's Ryan Seacrest again.
1:13.9	All right.
1:14.5	Well, we're talking about our best and worst games of 2010.
1:19.0	We're now a little bit into January 2011.
1:21.5	We played a lot of them.
1:22.6	We haven't played all of them.
1:23.8	But we played enough that we think our opinions matter.
1:27.0	Sure.
1:27.8	Well, we'll see.
1:29.1	And I wanted to start this episode out with a category that I thought would be interesting.
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