• Episode 6: Having fun with dead games?

  • May 13 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 51 mins
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Episode 6: Having fun with dead games?

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  • Kapow, bosh and boom! It’s episode 6 of Betrayed by Dice!

    Our main topic is all about playing dead games, and why you might want to, as well as a look at games that - as if animated by some arcane knowledge - rise from the dead or find a new audience. Is it just about nostalgia, or are some games that aren’t getting support anymore actually the better for it?


    Hobby progress and games played encompasses a veritable smorgasbord of systems and minis including 40k, Bolt Action, Conquest and Blackstone Fortress.


    There’s a guest appearance from the mysterious @MisterofBattle81 in the Good GW/ BadGW segment…


    And we wrap up with Secondary Objectives where Lee has bought a new PC that can actually run games and Daryl has been on the allotment. Thanks for listening!



    Hobby Progress: 04:32

    Games Played: 42:00

    Good GW/Bad GW: 1:02:56

    Main Topic: 1:12:00

    Secondary Objectives: 1:38:10 Contact us: ⁠⁠⁠betrayedbydice@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠

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