Professor Rob

And because of Super Mario Odyssey, which I've concluded is actually the greatest videogame ever created.

Interesting BBC World Service programme on the cultural impact of board games: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3cszj9c

All good suggestions there from moose. My contributions: The Crew: The Quest For Planet Nine Port Royal

According to a thread on BGG, use code HULKSTER for a further 8% off at Chaos Cards.

Win a copy of Merv here: https://www.boardgamegeek.com/contest/mhosr

And the second, so no doubt she’s on track to win it.

BGG thread about Zatu raising prices if you keep items in your basket.

That’s two weeks in a row now that people have been sent home when others were quite clearly worse.

Although I haven't watched the third series yet.

The History of Time Travel (currently on Amazon) is very clever in places. Some of the wooden acting lets it down a bit, though.

I did enjoy this -- the fake history documentary format is a great idea -- but some of the acting is terrible, which tends to take you out of it a bit.

Finally got Nusfjord to the table, after picking it up at this price back in February, and it's excellent. God knows why it was being sold off so cheaply -- it was an absolute bargain at this price. I thought I was doing really well up until the final scoring revealed I was actually in last place (3 player game). Highly recommended.

I'm sorry to say that this has coincided with me just being made redundant, so while £25 for City of the Big Shoulders is a phenomenal price, I'm not sure yet how things are going to pan-out, so I'm going to have to pass and let @Mortis have it.

I'd be interested in City of the Big Shoulders.

BIG seems an understatement -- "Playing time 60-1200 minutes" I love reading about games like that, and poring over the rulebooks, but I know it'd be pointless me buying it as it'd never get played.