The Wild, Affordable World of 1 Player Print'n'Play Games

[@dohovania123]

Hey! So......as the designer of Bargain Basement Bathysphere, I was quite surprised to see the game listed at the top of the hotness list, thanks to the fine folks at SU&SD. And I figured I had to do something special....so, I though I'd provide a link to an unfinished game I've been working on and off ( mostly off ) for at least 10 years, "mostly off" because the work involved in CREATING the chapters is VERY brain burning. In a lot of ways, you'll find a lot of BBB's DNA in this game regarding the way the chapters work. Be forewarned if you are up the task...it's a boardgame and NOT a roll&write, and it will put all of your cardboard crafting skills to task ( but only one level at a time). I believe that there is some similarity with the way Black Sonata works mechanically in the way it hides and reveals information. If you like putting cards on top of things and looking through little holes, there's a lot of that in this game. (I've actually never played Black Sonota so I'm not exactly sure). So, I present to you, if you are up to the challenge. The Overly Complicated Gates of Atlantis! Rules are found here: drive.google.com/file/d/1MryQExoC9VXIHxdbRe4mHaIO-8VLzubc/view?usp=sharing All of the constructable parts are found here: drive.google.com/file/d/1vEMQSRlb0_hYvDTqxCYUKXich8ydJWyK/view?usp=sharing

[@bubblelaboratory4602]

thank you, you are a legend, never stop making games.

[@NoelSmithW]

Hey, this is really awesome! Also just wanted to say thanks so much for your Epistolary game, found it on rpg geek and has been such a joy for me!

[@reallyidrathernot.134]

does SD&SU still mistrust the hotness list, when SD&SU drives the hotness list? (just jokes. this is all great, and I love it)

[@spiritreacher]

You are the Isaac Childres of Print-n-Play games!

[@scottjasper5424]

Thank you

[@louisng114]

If you don't want to erase the paper every time, you can use a transparent slide and a marker.

[@Razorwindsg]

I use a transparent document folder. D Day dice what up.

[@docpepperclassic]

Pin this comment. Saves you ink and paper and money and stress. Easily the best (cheap) way to play roll and writes.

[@greysky1252]

I use cold laminate sheets.

[@thebeautifulvideogame1396]

For those with a tablet: they work great as well. Take a photograph or a screenshot and work on that. I use a dedicated drawing program which makes use of layers for easy erasing (or storing) but any photo editor will work. Having a stylus helps.

[@jamesbones6632]

You could put it in a picture frame!

[@sarahchapman7941]

These are all great suggestions. One of my favorites is Ada Lovelace: Consulting Mathematician. It's so fun and satisfying, I've played it a bunch! Tip: put your pages in a sheet protector, then put those in a 3-ring binder and you've got yourself a binder full of great games that are easy to take anywhere.

[@teisonedwards7111]

You're genius, thank you!!!!

[@pickledboaby]

I’ve been playing Tales from Arabian Nights alone for the past 3 weeks.... the number of elephants I’ve seduced... it’s frankly upsetting

[@FosukeLordOfError]

i'm know for drinking landslides in that game

[@clarenceneal2622]

Upsetting for you or the elephant?

[@facenameple4604]

​@@clarenceneal2622 Neither of them come out satisfied. The elephants too loose and he's too small.

[@nickdennis8810]

@Toxi link to the game? I find several on bgg and they don't appear to be PnP

[@pickledboaby]

Nick Dennis sorry for the confusion it’s a game they previously reviewed

[@azmmr]

"Printin' Quintin" was a missed opportunity!

[@박찬우-q5m]

In a quarantin'

[@isaacwinson-bushby2962]

What a wonderful thing to 'shut up and sit down' to in the evenings - you guys get me so inspired to make and play games, thank you for being brilliant!

[@SilentBeutlin]

[YOUR NAME HERE] And the Argonauts! A Solitaire PnP Legacy game. Super easy, super tense, and the legacy element is really cute. One of my favorites.

[@davidarlington1206]

I'm so happy to see that game here! That's my son's design.

[@danoleary7401]

Love love love this game!!!!

[@alastairbishop2450]

That's a brilliant name!

[@claptrap22]

I hope SUSD's recent explorations earns solo gaming a permanent place in the rotation. It's a legit, thriving, and to be frank, economic engine of the hobby. The 1PG is the largest guild on BGG.

[@conedx]

for years and years i always wanted to get in to board games cause it seemed like fun. i never had anyone to regularly play with cause none of them are in to board games, so i never bothered really looking in to the hobby. in march of this year i saw an article about an elder scrolls board game, which led me to a fallout board game, which led me to realize THERE ARE SOLO BOARD GAMES! since that day i've spent an embarrassing amount of money on 20 different games (plus i've bought a few different PNP games) and it's pretty much over taken video games as my in-home-hobby. i wish i'd have found this years ago. since then i've been able to rope friends in to playing with me once a month or so.

[@JonatasAdoM]

Ironic that the biggest guild is the 1 player one.

[@aaronstark5060]

@@conedx Your experience sounds pretty similar to mine. Always wanted to get in, friends not interested, found a game that could be played solo (in my case, it was Wrath of Ashardalon and this was about 2011 or so), which led me to other solo playable games. The main difference for me was that I somehow miraculously stumbled upon a gaming group a few years later. The details are too convoluted to go through, but I ended up making friends with a guy at work and sort’ve roped him into the hobby. He got into it as deeply as I did and now some 8 years or so later, we’re very close friends.

[@SpookyTimestamps]

This video makes me want to design a solo print and play game.

[@kangrejoman]

DO EET

[@bmorayta]

Go for it! And look for this year's contest in BGG! Hope to see you there! :)

[@zagobelim]

Me too

[@josief3921]

Quarantine tip: Clear packing tape doubles as a cheap laminate alternative tho it doesn’t last forever!

[@Squishytrishy]

I use contact paper :)

[@dimitrihoraites969]

Mastapiece! Print'n Quint'n is the perfect combination of pure enthusiasm and quiet mania.

[@logannowak5265]

YES!!! This is the best day of SUSD. After watching the crew's single holiday review of pnp and solo games, and after being so disappointed by it, I am ecstatic that they are finally bringing attention to the deserving creators.

[@akareject]

Out of all of the SUSD videos, this has to be my favorite. It has the great humor and production values of all of the rest, but where it excels is the absolute enthusiasm for sharing these games. It is infectious. And it comes at a time when buying games is difficult, but needing entertainment while being on lock down is massively important. I can't wait to share this video with friends and family. And I am especially excited to start printing and playing games. Great video and thank you for sharing your passion.

[@docpepperclassic]

I’m an elementary teacher and I’m 100% looking into Utopia Engine as a game for my students. (As a side-note, a special video on games for teachers and/or home-schooling parents would be really cool)

[@edwardlane1255]

needs to split that into age groups and player count i guess :)

[@teagan_p_999]

Have a look at Genius games. I haven't actually played one yet, but they have all kinds of science ones, and I backed their Kickstarter for a game called "Genotype" earlier in the year, which I'm eagerly awaiting. Though any game with dice and math will build math skills in a fun way. Like Dungeons and Dragons. Math skills, social skills, problem-solving...

[@Flappacow]

Them: How old are you? Me: About 10 yonks...

[@bmorayta]

Kinda bummed that you didn't at least mention all the past winners (selfishly... yes) :P But I have to say, I love that more people will get to know this awesome corner of the hobby, and PnP will get the attention it deserves...! :) Oh, and for suggestions - Mechanical Beast, of course!

[@wimpy617]

Black Sonata is my new favourite print and play. It's solo, but fun to sit and work through with a partner. Very clever hidden movement mechanic. Worth your time.

[@teisonedwards7111]

Thanks for the lead!

[@woega]

years ago I ran into Zombie In My Pocket (ZIMP), printed it and even laminated it. I still have it and occasionally comes out of the drawer. You can literally carry it in you pocket. No dice or pencils needed. Brilliant game.

[@ErkWitz]

"Regicide" is on KS now with three days left. It has the rules available for free on the campaign page and is designed around a standard deck of cards. You use ace through ten to battle through the 12 face cards. I've been playing it solo and it is very quick and quite challenging.

[@petargnip6164]

Yup! Awesome game! A dungeon crawl with a standard deck of cards. And there's a solo mode in the works. And if you support it, you get the best looking deck ever illustrated by the awesome Sketch Goblin.

[@petargnip6164]

Here's the link to it's KS page for those interested: Regicide, via @Kickstarter www.kickstarter.com/projects/badgersfrommars/regicide?ref=android_project_share

[@NVRMTmotion]

Daaaaamn, thanks for the reminder! Just backed it. Much appreciated!

[@ErkWitz]

Glad I could help, I've been playing it solo and I keep thinking after every game, "this is a game everyone could own, even non-gamers."

[@Szeicheng]

Highly recommend. You don't even need to print anything out and it can be played with 1-4 players.

[@janetmartinson2280]

Yay!!! Thank you Quinns!! That video was SO cheering. Thank you so much for alerting me to this great resource. Can’t wait to try your recommended games, and maybe find some others to recommend.

[@Xammblu_Games]

Crystallo finally got me to clean off my table downstairs! Kudos and bravo for a very challenging solo puzzler.

[@Nayr090]

I heard "Undersea XCOM" and was instantly convinced.

[@Garzini]

Some kind of "Terror from the deep"...

[@molybdnum]

Isn't undersea xcom just one of the regular old xcom games?

[@cachotognax3600]

@@Garzini 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@Kaylakaze]

@@molybdnum And will hopefully be Xcom 3

[@brianandkristineises9332]

Finally a good quarantine use for my Apple pencil and iPad since I'm not teaching in the classroom! - Played Raging Bulls, quick fun, and easy! Super easy with the line drawing tool in the GoodNotes. - Actually printed Bumbling Bees. It was good in the way Raging Bulls was. Play it once or twice, enjoy the mechanic, and then play something else. - Started Bathysphere. I'm dying a lot. I love it. It got the feel of Deep Sea Adventure that I love, minus other people getting me killed. My imploding Bathysphere is all on me. Can't wait to keep playing it bit by bit over the isolation! Thanks for the gold mine Quinns!

[@brianandkristineises9332]

Temple Antics was a great 10-15 minute play. Plus its a 1 page Roll&Write! Played it once and was mauled by various beasts and died in 4 turns. The second time, I found a shotgun and I swear I was taunting imaginary beasts as I blasted them shouting witty one-liners. boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/289129/temple-antics

[@KentTallKid]

Maquis is still my favorite solo pnp game. It's a neat puzzle/worker placement about an underground french resistance in Maquis during WW2. It's not a war game, but the theme is nice if you like that type of thing.

[@mglobemaster2904]

Thank you for highlighting BBB, never would've found this gem otherwise.

[@ahab88]

"They're like a cracker but sweet. They're brown. Aaah. Why don't you have what I need?" - Clara As someone who has spent more than my fair share of time in retail, this hits hard.

[@meeplefanatic9266]

Isn’t that Jason?

[@jothecrusher904]

THANK YOU! I have been spending WAYYYY too much money on puzzles lately and this is going to give me a new outlet for FUN! Can't wait to try Supermache!!

[@MrScottyTay]

This has brought be right down the rabbit hole of print and play games, going to go all out, just bought a bunch of gear for it, lacquer spray, spray adhesive, card, card dorner punches etc. I've never been more excited since hosting my first board game night. I would love to see more videos like this, but for just great print and plays in general, not just solo ones. (Also a pointer for other people, the Dune board game they reviewed a while ago has a big print and play community because for the longest time it was out of print)

[@Kilerazn423]

One of my favorite videos of all time. Thanks for bringing these games to my attention. Got an inket printer, cardstock, and laminator recently and will put them to good use.

[@OneFoxTwoFox]

D100 dungeon is an amazing light weight Solo dungeon crawl. With an ongoing campaign feel like playing Lone Wolf all over again.

[@Lutterot]

I fully agree with your review of Crystallo. I can heartily recommend Orchard.

[@kmontzka]

For a quick PnP, I also like Deep Space D-6. For a longer build, a long-time fave has been Aether Captains. Gorgeous game, plenty of expansions

[@FunnelCakeRyan]

"The craftiest thing I've ever done was a sustained campaign of underage drinking" is an amazing line. 7:50

[@Dattson510]

My first P and P, before it got a publisher, was And Then We Held Hands. Still love it and bought the published version to support the designer. A very unique puzzle with a very unique theme.

[@myst4hire1]

Very funny, very entertaining, but most of all very informative. I have been watching a lot of print and play videos for research this past week and there are definitely plenty of games I need to try. Thanks for the video 🙏🏾👍🏾

[@RR-oo8je]

I would love to see more of this style of content.

[@lewisbrooks5788]

I found this one of the funest(is that even a word) SU&SD videos In quite a while.Always fun to watch .

[@jeffreyweaver9854]

I believe the correct phrase is "most fun".

[@reallyidrathernot.134]

Hierarchy of good youtube video, each level including the one below: I love this video < I love what this video is talking about < I love the person who made this video < this video did all of the above, and somehow also made me love myself a little more.

[@bn5055]

If you like Crystallo, check out Orchard. So much brilliance in 9 cards. Also Sprawlopolis, which is about 3 bucks from Button Shy Games.

[@wmbryonduncan6809]

Orchard and Sprawlopolis are both brilliant. Circle the Wagons by Button Shy is also similar and great.

[@CardboardBones]

I have sunk a lot of time in Sprawlopolis....I really gets me

[@robertfoose6544]

How about a legacy style card game? Don't miss (Your Name Here) and The Argonauts. The monsters from Greek myth you defeat get a bit stronger each time while the ones that defeated you stay the same. However, in order to survive each adventure; you must defeat the monsters or loose your crew and the game.

[@alexander33221]

Am not even the biggest boardgames fan, but these guys are so endearing and entertaining!

[@paultapping9510]

Can confirm that is an accurate definition of a Yonk.

[@thedevil1286]

I printed Mini Rogue last night, absolutely love it. I cant believe how much game is encased on 9 cards... Just backed the kickstarter for the bigger version. Can't wait to get it. If you like Roguelike games, check it out.

[@shaywalsh2208]

Some games that I have print and played or brought when published, which I love. Orchard Pocket Landship Good little Martian Barbarian Vince (Your Name Here) and the Argonauts Mini Rogue Blog in the Midwest

[@definitelynotcarrie]

I printed out Orchard...was thinking about Mini Rogue.

[@gabrielwood]

I love mini rogue!

[@jankrizkovsky9446]

Mini Rogue is super fun. Barbarian Vince is fascinating but the replayability isn't that great after while, though it has a great exploration feel at start. Amazing what was crammed into a deck even though it necessarily brings it's problem. Wish there was more versions with new maps and quest and encounters to keep it fresh. Such a complete fantasy rpg adventure in a deck. Unrestricted travel through world map, skills, items, passing years, rumours, 'story' quests, location type specific random encounters (forest, mountains, city, port...), random draws... no dice, no pencil, no tokens, no book keeping, no nothing. Just a deck and imagination.

[@tahunuva4254]

@@jankrizkovsky9446 Hah, Barbarian Vince... Is that a play off the old Barbarian Prince solo exploration game?

[@joelcole161]

Orchard is excellent! I'll look at the others you've listed.

[@madfiddler]

1572: The Lost Expedition is a pretty rad solo pnp. Great creative writing and storytelling adventure🤙

[@Jamesmy]

Who knew that my four years of being a Shut Up and Sit Down fan would lead to a moment as amazing as 'are you ready to print!' Genius.

[@SeekerLancer]

I've got the retail version of Deep Space D-6 and its expansion and I really love it for killing an half an hour by myself. I'm really looking forward to the co-op sequel.

[@theatyhannington]

I've really enjoyed Mike Heim's map drawing, journaling, and dice management games from his xx72 series. Particularly 1572: The Lost Expedition. I live in a rural area and it's my go to when the power goes out, which happens often. But the quarantine has seen me playing a lot of Four Against Darkness, a solo dungeon crawler which is not free.

[@DarielHernandez00]

I have the exact same dice at 13:21. From my very first two sets of dice I used for D&D in Highschool. This took me waaaay back.

[@MrSpeakerCone]

Thoroughly enjoyed Raging Bulls and wouldn't have ever found it without you. Thanks! Also looking forward to trying the rest of them.

[@Aaron637]

Supermache... the unofficial 3rd expansion for food chain magnate.

[@timbroughton560]

SPRAWLOPOLIS! It has a PNP version and a couple of retail versions. It's a game about laying down cards to build a city, and earning points - BUT every game you randomly need to grab 3 point scoring (or deducting) objectives which when combined create a new gameplay experience. There are also some great additions for it which include turning the city into a beach town by adding in just 4 cards, or a single card that adds a Kaiju style "Godzilla-similar" monster to your town, or construction zones to get in your way. It's already a very thoughtful and challenging game on its own that weighs in at just 18 cards and no other components! I would say it is most similar to Crystallo in this video, in that it's about laying down cards/covering up other cards in order to create certain patterns or meet certain objectives. The first 4 games that I played I lost, and I couldn't stop thinking about how I could change my approach to win - which included slowing down since there were no other players. This game has been my go-to for self isolation and I can't recommend it enough :)

[@johna6108]

Pocket Civ is great by the Bathysphere designer. Penciltown and Pencilvillage are a bit like dwarf fortress style doodling games.

[@keesmills2019]

This was a very nice video, thank you. I didn't find it earlier though so I was already through a number of BGG games. Your video gave me a few options which I set aside though, so thank you very much! Me and my son (7 years old) play the following games a lot, ordered by most to least often played: 1. One Deck Dungeon - absolutely fantastic! Son loves it but can't quite handle the mechanics yet so I assist him but he keeps asking for more and more. Personally, I love the order and how the game gets harder as the floors increase. When playing with son, I sometimes game the system a bit so as to give him some succes ;) 2. Deep space D6 - also absolutely fantastic! Son adores this as well, also because there are different ships available online making for different types of games. Personally I like it for its shorter games when compared to ODD. 3. Delve - it's quick and fairly easy going. Son likes it but repeatability is a bit low. It's faster still though, which is a plus on some days. I also printed Star Trek the dice game. It's a bit more complex than ODD and requires more effort to follow the different tracks. I'm a huge trekkie but this game just didn't quite do it for me. With the 5 year missions, the game can get very long indeed. It's not something to easily put away either. Last was the Doctor Who write and roll game. It was so _tedious_ I set it aside after 30 minutes. The write and roll was OK but the constant looking up this and that was just too much for me. I'd play it with friends for a D&D party with a GM but no more solo.

[@commandercaptain4664]

Tom Vasel: No one wants to steal your board game! AAA game companies on BBG: _it's free real estate..._

[@FrankEGee88]

I love you and I love the content you produce SU&SD!! I've been playing Terraforming Mars solo for the past few weeks and never thought to check out these P&P games. Thanks so much for turning me onto this genre! I can't wait! :D

[@dave3805]

I think I saw a Tinyforming Mars avail on BGG

[@theshortsandthings]

Well you know what they say, “When you’re making an egg for a good friend you’ve gotta make it very gentle in case it goes on their face.”

[@arlaban22]

I love these guys and their reviews and I dont even play table top games.....nor have any intention to start....the reviews are very entertaining and the subject interesting.

[@PurpleMoose23]

Print N Play Arcade is a great place to go. I strongly recommend Squire for Hire and Chain Mail (and then maybe falling down the Button Shy rabbit hole into their wonderful world of small games

[@adammarquis]

One thing that is very handy to have for print and play is a Plano partitioned box full of some blank components. I've one full of different colors of cubes, dice, and pawns which also serves as my childrens' board game prototyping box if they are making games.

[@tomlangan990]

Fantastic video! It's been fun to get crafty, lockdown is allowing me to work on my board game idea. Really enjoying creating!

[@andrewweisbrod4506]

Supermarche ought to have been named Papier-marche.

[@shawn_solo]

I've played Utopia Engine for years. Love it.

[@CitrusArchitect]

Solitaire games look complicated sometimes to me, but these look fun and manageable! This vid was super funny btw. Instant sub.

[@Ravenlock]

It's also true (and exciting!) that MANY of these games have free workshop entries in Tabletop Simulator. So if you own that, you don't even need to print anything! Just search for the game title and play!

[@PeterHaderlein]

Great video Quinns! Also sometimes I pause just to look at the books on your shelf.

[@laxisusous]

I'm surprised that no one has mentioned The Decktet yet. Totally free to print and play. Not a game, but a game system. Like a deck of cards but with so much more potential for variation than a standard deck of cards. There are about twenty solo games you can play with it, with all of the rules online. There are dozens of multiplayer games you can play with it as well. Print once. Play often.

[@dksocal]

Pro tip for erasing on paper: put tape over the spots you write on. You won’t tear up the paper that way and it’ll last through repeated uses.

[@15Indianajon]

Thanks Quinn a brilliant video as always and has me inspired! I've been playing through B17 Queen of the Skies which is an old 80s game I had as a kid that I rediscovered as a free print and play. Its a crew/ship management game where you are trying to get your B17 to a target and back in one piece fighting off fighters and flak. If I'm honest there are very few active decisions that you can make and it is more a reactive than proactive process. Short of keep going or turning back you are along for the ride but oh what a ride! Its immersive and fun as you name all your characters and try to fly the 25 mission campaign. Some missions being a relatively easy cake walk, others having you torn to shreds and praying that you are lucky on the dice. Its great fun and the community have created various additions to shake things up. If you fancy losing yourself for 30 mins or so then I would highly recommend. Get a beer, some dice and a pencil and relive your own action war movie where you can see if you and your friends are able to get home in one piece.

[@jacqland]

Everything Except Air is my favourite solo game, and it's free and PnP! It's a push your luck game similar to BBB, except the mood is much more introspective, and - space!! :D

[@thamzhb]

If you're not a fan of pencil/eraser for your pnp, i suggest trying sheet protectors, usually quite cheap at dollar stores. They work reasonably well with dry-erase (or wet-erase) markers, which you can either also get at the dollar store or loan from your copy of Just One/Fake Artist.

[@lawrencewu2966]

I love this episode. Thank you very much!

[@golgarisoul]

My mind is melting from all these mechanics.

[@coldsunstudio6272]

Thanks for the video! I decided to go all in and print 1889: The History of Shikoku Railways. Did not regret it !!! However, not solitary, and beeeeeefy

[@landrygi]

merci pour tes bons mots en francais. Vidéo très intéressante. Continue tes belles productions. Bonne journée

[@StormofSteelWargaming]

Good video and good to see that you are now embracing the world of solo gaming. If I make one suggestion, laminate the sheets and use dry wipe pens to write on the games, then you can reuse infinitely without having to waste paper printing again and again.

[@Hamfrags]

I'm not normally all that intrigued by complex games, but triple B seems like it could be a way to bridge the gap. The looks of it really intrigues me, it's free to play and I won't even have to explain the rules to anyone! I'll be trying it out tomorrow!

[@Hamfrags]

I love my Bathysphere so much, I have called it Baba! #BBBathysphere

[@jeffmcleod6042]

Inspired by your list of all the solo PnP winners lists, I decided to go through and try all the winners. My first stop was 2013 top pick - Maquis. Oh my goodness, you need to review this game! You know that feeling that you get where you are halfway through a game, like you literally are not even done with the game you are currently playing and you can't WAIT to play it again? That's the feeling I got playing Maquis. Great puzzle, TONS of replayability, fantastic non standard theme (yeah, it takes place during WWII, but you are playing French VILLAGERS trying to get past patrols to complete missions for La Resistance! So good: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/148729/maquis

[@mikehasaface]

I came here to recommend Maquis. Maybe the tightest, most replayable PnP solo game I've seen. It's really good. The quality of the redesign is honestly just as good as anything you'd find on store shelves.

[@DiningTablePrintPlay]

Most of my favourite Print & Play games aren't solitaires, but a few that are: - Black Sonata is a bit trickier to build, but it's oh so very worth it. I mean, just look at any of John Kean's designs in general, they're all clever in one way or another, but Black Sonata is a proper gem. - If you enjoy Crystallo, it's also worth taking a look at Orchard. Very simple to build - you just need to make a few cards and find dice from somewhere - and takes a different approach to a similar mechanic. It's a really nice puzzler (and Mark Tuck is another designer of quite a few cool PnP games). - Inspector Moss: House Arrest looks at first like it's going to be trickier to build, but really doesn't need anything harder to build than Supermarché... just a little bit more of it. It presents itself as a deduction game but really it's a spatial-narrowing game where you have to eliminate all but one of the suspects to a murder before the time limit is up - ButtonShy published a whole raft of d6-based roll and writes over 2018 under the title 'Legends of Dsyx' which are available for small money through PnPArcade.

[@janikloffel5836]

I like 1972:The lost phantom very much. I this one you try to ecape from the vietnamese jungle during the vietnam war.

[@ahmadbarakat3563]

You guys deserve more subscribers, it's absurd!

[@nelsongalvan2178]

I 2nd that.

[@theoneandonlyjs19]

A picture of Quinns' hair-poking-over-ears style swag is how I'm going to explain what the lockdown was like to my kids in the future

[@listerlives1]

18AL was my first print and play. Was a lot of work making it, but such an excellent free 18xx game that doesn't take overnight to play.

[@iansmith9762]

Maquis has to be my #1 solo game and print and play game. I have three copies. One I made, one I bought on the first Kickstarter, and a third I bought as a backup copy on the second Kickstarter. GET IT!!

[@freddiebotham]

I thoroughly recommend 30 Rails. Some people refer to it as Railroad Ink but better. Completely free.

[@Osborne4Life]

You guys should review The 7th Continent. Since the game is no longer Kickstarter exclusive, I think it would be right up your alley. A fantastic game to solo.

[@aalever]

What you need is a laminator. It's the king of stationary.

[@Swayzee68]

And stationery! 😁

[@MrBlooDeck]

It's an RPG rather than a board game, but highly recommend Ironsworn if you want a solo adventure game. You are an oath bound (sworn on Iron!) wanderer completing quests across a rugged land. It has lots of tools to let your imagination flow and create a cool narrative even when you're on your own.

[@RikoJAmado]

Finally! Something for us Virgo-class Covid-proof Hermit Hyper-Introverts.

[@lucasdieguez1244]

(Your name here) and the Argonauts is a classic, fun and simple card game with a legacy touch. Another great one is Guildhaven. And if you want to go back to the very beginning of epic adventure board games, you can print Barbarian Prince... heavy stuff though, tough learning curve and very difficult to win.

[@dustinmontez]

One thing to add is some of these PnP games you can play on a tablet so you don’t even have to print. I just downloaded and played the pinball game several times and kinda fell in love with it. It’s a fun little dice chucker

[@scottmcarthur207]

These Print & Cut games remind me of playing KING OF THE TABLETOP after cutting it out of a Dragon Magazine in 1983. Not a 1 player game, but similar aesthetic.

[@moooseman3]

Similarly, this made me think of another Tom Wham game: Mertwig's Maze. That's multiplayer as well though.

[@thebloomingleopold]

Thanks for another great video! You guys always make me laugh out loud and that's life giving during this time. I'd love a video on two player game recommendations - my husband and I have been playing Pandemic Legacy and Seven Wonders: Duel lately, and we're huge fans of Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective and Arabian Nights.

[@jankrizkovsky9446]

I have waited for this since the lockdown. I spent first two weeks building these. :D

[@GreenGearStudio]

A game that I've spent hours on is d100 dungeon. All you need is 2d10, a d6, some graph paper and a small rulebook. It's amazing how they can ramp up difficulty just by the mission structure. Here is a tip from me to you if you wanna play this game: whenever you get a crit, infest into escape. The tutorial is somewhat reliant on you defeating monsters and it's somewhat frustrating if they keep running away.

[@intrepidmeeple7353]

Sold! Now can you do an equally entertaining review on what printer I should buy please? Cheers.

[@MichaelBChun19]

Palm Island! Fun little engine building game that you can play right in your hands. First PnP game that got me hooked :]

[@dave3805]

I just printed out a similar one called Prince of Pies. My dog ate it... the perils of PnP.

[@alexandrocollings1116]

Ayy, glad to see a print and play episode

[@thatspyguy839]

Hilarious of Quinns to refer to his own accent as foreign. Gave this American a good laugh!

[@modemacabre]

Got all excited when I saw Barbarian Prince. I bought this as a young teen, hoping it would fill the void of my D&D group that had just moved out of state (it didn't). Note, either I don't get this game at all, or it is brutally hard. I have never come even close to winning, often dead within the first couple weeks of play. So here I am hoping that Tainted Grail is an infinitely better version of Barbarian Prince.