Brendan presents his updated Top 50 games, but in order of how good their art is. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 697: My Top 50 … by Art (part 8)
Pick Up & Deliver 639: Things I like about Anachrony (Message from the Deep)
Brendan shares his thoughts on the delightful Worker Placement game Anachrony. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 592: Games I am Best At … maybe?
Brendan meditates on which games he’s best at … and what he thinks is a good way to measure that. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 525: Placin’ Workers
Pick Up & Deliver 525: Placin’ Workers – Brendan shares some thoughts about prominent games that use the Worker Placement mechanism. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 509: Look Back at 2017
Pick Up & Deliver 509: Look Back at 2017 – Brendan looks back at the games from 2017 and declares which games from that era he thinks are the best games. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 498: Theme and the Care Bear
Pick Up & Deliver 498: Theme and the Care Bear – Brendan talks about how game Theme (or Setting, perhaps) shapes his experience playing games, especially as it overlaps with his tendency toward “care bear” play.
Pick Up & Deliver 487: Elevator Pitch Games
Pick Up & Deliver 487: Elevator Pitch Games – Brendan talks a bit about a few games with compelling “elevator pitches” and whether they meet the promise of their pitch, or fail to meet it. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 475: Games That Should Be Movies (Or Shows)
Pick Up & Deliver 475: Games That Should Be Movies (Or Shows) – Shamelessly borrowing a topic from another podcast, Brendan talks about his top five (well, eight) games that should be made into films or television.
Pick Up & Deliver 423: Water & Rain (Board Game Sommelier)
Pick Up & Deliver 423: Water & Rain (Board Game Sommelier)- Brendan offers some pairings of games that have to do with water or rain. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 410: The Implications Are Horrifying
Pick Up & Deliver 410: The Implications Are Horrifying – Brendan shares a few examples of places where the game mechanisms create emergent narrative moments that, when you think about them, are pretty horrifying. Join us, won’t you?