Two Wood for Wheat is a board game podcast. We review and criticize board games, diving deep into the strategies and mechanisms that make them great or make them forgettable.
In the future, robots will determine the strength of our rail system. Or so says our feature game - Maglev Metro, a literal engine building game from Ted Alspach and Bezier Games.
On today’s episode of Two Wood for a Wheat, we review Welcome to the Moon, the major 8-part interplanetary follow up to the modern classic Welcome to. Then, we discuss variations on a theme, what mak…
If the words Cult Leader, Famine, and Napalm excite you, then you probably need therapy. You also need Radlands, the new post-apocalyptic card dueler by Daniel Piechnick and Roxley games with a Mad M…
Get your anthropomorphic animals board games, socks, and mandolins in this new worker placement game Creature Comforts from Roberta Taylor and Kids Table Board Games.
As luck would have it, we’re reviewing Long Shot: The Dice Game just after the long shot’s victory at the Kentucky Derby. It’s an absurdly fun horse betting game by Chris Handy. Then, finally, we’re …
After dealing with dogs, bad poker dealers and Tony's inability to use a computer, we review Living Forest, a beautiful, simple, and quite tricky push your luck deckbuilder from some guy whose name w…
Today on Two Wood for Wheat, it’s So Clover!, a cooperative word association party game where people give clues to connote two words on big green shamrocks. Then, it’s our discussion of when winning…
If you can make it through the tea sipping, dog barking, and recriminations about a recent D&D session, you can hear the B-team dissect the latest release from Ryan Laukat and Red Raven Games: Now or…
Today we review Origins: First Builders by Adam Kwapinski, better known for super-thematic American games like Nemesis that he's designed for Awaken Realms. He's given us a new dice drafting game abo…
Tony and Mitch review Riverside by Asmund & Eilif Svensson. Who is the better Norwegian river cruise tour guide? Can you really go on a polar bear safari? And what's all the rave about stave churches…
On today's episode, we review the trick taking and area control hybrid Game Brian Boru, and we finally count down our top games of 2021, with Mitch joining the A-side for some star-studded speaking.
Tony and Mitch review Canopy, a light card drafting set collection game for 2 players. Designed by Tim Eisner, with art by Vincent Dutrait, and published by Weird City Games. Does this small box ec…
Today we review Ryan Laukat’s Sleeping Gods, an epic story-telling game of battling monsters across a magical archipelago, and awakening gods to return home to New York City. Then we discuss the stre…
Today we conquer the moon! We review Luna Capital, the new entwined tile drafting game by Jose Ramón Palacios and Devir Games. Then we argue over how to best use Gateway Plus games to get new players…
On a special Valentine's day episode, Tina (Pat's wife) joins to review Calliope's very beautiful Enchanted Plumes and discuss gaming as a couple.
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Mon 14 Feb 2022
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