Good evening. You're listening to Three Moves Ahead. I'm your host for this week, Lynn, joined

it once again by our very good friend John Bolding. Hey, y'all. And this week, we are going to be

discussing the elusive, mystical, maybe illusory concept of the Forever game.

Recently, Robin Rowan kind of touched on this in trying to find the perfect Civil War game.

But this is the strategy game that you could theoretically keep coming back to forever.

This is the last game you'd ever need.

This is the game that if you had to be locked in a nuclear bunker with a PC, with only

one game installed on it, you think you'd be okay if you had this one, this one magical game.

One single game for all time.

Yes.

And I feel like I've kind of had multiple games throughout my life that I thought might have been my Forever game.

But, John, what do you feel about the concept?

I think it's really complicated idea because obviously, like, a lot of what's your favorite

video game things, my dog will walk in the room and make, like, a lot of noise.

Oh, yeah.

It's three moves ahead.

There's going to be dog mayhem.

That's part of our brand.

Here we are.

All right.

Well, I think as with a lot of games and preferences,

one person's forever game will not be another person's forever game.

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