161 | Board Games

Board games are activities with no particular output. Abraham gets passionate about his favorite topic. There are several recommendations for various games based on why you might be interested in playing. <br /><br /><br />- Casual Gamer<br /> 1. Ticket to Ride<br /> 2. Codenames<br /> 3. Suspicion<br /> 4. Dicecapades<br /> 5. Telestrations<br /> 6. Bananagrams<br /> 7. Point Salad<br /> 8. Felicity<br /> 9. Anomia<br /> 10. 5-Minute Dungeon<br />- Gateway to games<br /> 1. Fluxx<br /> 2. Reef<br /> 3. Dice Forge<br /> 4. Forbidden Desert<br /> 5. Mystic Vale<br /> 6. Sagrada<br /> 7. Castle:Panic<br /> 8. Azul<br /> 9. Sushi Go! Party<br /> 10. Pandemic<br />- Expert Gamers<br /> 1. Dinosaur Island<br /> 2. Mansions of Madness<br /> 3. Reavers of Midgard<br /> 4. Tiny Epics<br /> 5. Vindication<br /> 6. Endogensis<br /> 7. Genius Games<br /> 8. Scythe<br /> 9. Terraforming Mars<br /> 10. Galactic Contract<br />- Two Players<br /> 1. Lost Cities<br /> 2. Jaipur<br /> 3. Morels<br /> 4. Fox in the Forrest<br /> 5. Onitama<br /> 6. Patchwork<br /> 7. InBetween<br /> 8. Rose King<br /> 9. Master Mind<br /> 10. Microbrew<br />- Large Groups<br /> 1. Spyfall (10-12)<br /> 2. Bang<br /> 3. Deception<br /> 4. Happy Salmon<br /> 5. Mafia: Vendetta<br /> 6. Anomia<br /> 7. Exploding Kittens (w/ expansion)<br /> 8. Martian Dice<br /> 9. Ion<br /> 10. Zombie Dice<br /><br />Is kissing learned or genetic? Both of course. But why do we do it? It turns out It is pretty common among a wide range of cultures, yet not completely universal. The history is also unclear and several theories exist, but very few seem comprehensive enough to adequately address the existence of this strange behavior. Or not so strange. Animals do it too!<br /><br />You can reach us directly at 775.525.0908, at <a href="mailto:info@wwdwwdpodcast.com">info@wwdwwdpodcast.com</a>, through the comments below O