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The Dice Tower episode 2-2.

Our top 10 Martin Wallace games. The Welcome to the Dice Tower, a podcast about board games and card games, but especially the people who play them.

This time we get some geek skills training from the

father geek guys. Greg is on the road again and we try to catch up with our

overflowing mailbag. Plus Ryan goes a little overboard talking about Martin Wallace games, both good

and bad. And the rest of the team joins in the fun as well in our top 10. I'm Eric Sommerer and here's your host the apples to my

uh apples it's Tom Vassal. All right well here's a fun fact for you Eric

Yeah apples to apples was originally called apples to oranges.

So what does that make me? The orange. Oh. But I guess that was only in the prototype form though it never actually was published under that name

it was you know comparing apples and oranges in fact I I even heard about it that was before I was really in the gaming very much I thought was a

cool sounding game and when apples apples first came out I went and read reviews of

it online at some family website and they were just astoundingly positive and I thought huh this must be a

good game if everybody's like raving about it so much and it is it is you know I

get games now and my and party games like that my daughter likes playing them so she's

asking I just got one in the mail today from patch it's called love it or hate it

okay the hilarious game of no and tell and it's in a unique shape box. It's almost an oval with a point out of the end of it.

Basically it looks like a speech bubble. That's the that's the shape and that's fantastic because we so desperately

needed that shape. Yes. How do you store that? I'm only reading the back of the

box because I've not yet popped the shrink on it. Okay.

But you turn over a card and it says if I were trapped in an elevator for three hours or someone,

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