Thanks! We're working hard to get there!

Hi! Thanks for your kinds words! ❤❤❤

Thanks for the comment Brian - I should have covered the cost of laying track, but thought I would keep it simple in my overview, especially since the Steel Belt map is doesn't have much costly building on it. The retail version's rulebook does have photos of the cool bits, but it's perfectly fine with cubes and wooden locomotives/factories.

Do you mean the "In The Footsteps..." series?

Hey Tom - The trip to Portugal for Marillion was awesome - fantastic band in a wonderful venue for 3 nights. Couple that with excellent times on the south coast beforehand, and I can't recommend a visit to Portugal enough. Glad you watched, even if we aren't doing much in the way of video these days.

A closer look, it was at least 2018, as Zee from the Dice Tower reviewed it back then. More than 3 years ago. But it is an amazing game, and was my #1 for a long time, and now resides as my #2. I also bought the pieces from the BGG store and are nice. However, mine had imperfections and were thus "marked". I recommend caution with that, but BGG sent me a replacement set and they were also marked with defects, but within 2 sets I was able to make 1 decent set.

Thanks for the note. I know it has been out for a couple of years, but it just got reprinted and is back in the shops; therefore it’s by still a new republishing IMO. And it gave us a chance to dust off our original and enjoy it.

Great deal! Riverboat is an excellent game, and at that price it's well worth it.

Glad to hear Tamara - it's a wonderful game that Shelley and I have enjoyed quite a bit!

Agreed - those are Billy Joel at his best. That said, I think Nylon Curtain is under-appreciated, which is why I wanted to feature it.

Thanks for the comment Mikkel - glad to have you along for the ride!

Thanks for the note and we are glad you're watching. We DO go into a lot more detail on our audio podcast which you can find at www.garrettsgames.com

Yes, but the concert was in France, so I got that pet right! 😁 Thanks for the correction and for watching.

Glad to have you along for the ride Phil!

Thanks! Shelley and I are having a good time making them.

Hmmm - there's a pinch of Eddie Vedder in his vocals too! Very nice indeed!

Okay - so I've listened to the whole thing through. Twice. Bloody marvellous!

Glad I could finally find some music that clicked with you Tony! I would actually not recommend CloudAge unless you really enjoyed Maracaibo or Expedition to Newdale. There are MUCH better Pfister titles out there to peruse again (or for the first time).

I often love the lyrics (romantic melancholy) and if you haven't listened to the 16+ minute-long Lightning Strike, then you haven't given the band a proper chance! Come on fellow Marillion lover - you have to get beyond the singles and explore the album!

Haven't played that one - we will have to check it out!

Sometime in the future - given that we've just made travel plans for Portugal (wanna jump across the Channel and say hi?) maybe we should do "Music for Airports?

Liked Maiden too, though I’m not sure I could have gotten those album covers into the house. Loved Styx’s theatricality and I’m a romantic at heart, so the words resonated!

Went out to dinner (sitting outside on their patio) for the first time locally last night. Felt weird, but good. Fingers crossed that we'll get this sorted, as I have ALL of my students coming back to class on May 3 (unless they've chosen to remain online).

@@garrettsgames I think you'll be surprised at how fast you'll get used to the new normal!

My high school French has let me down once again!