Polyhedron Collider Episode 172 - Altay, Ponzi Scheme, Gwent, Burnt Moon, and Compile

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Polyhedron Collider Episode 172 - Altay, Ponzi Scheme, Gwent, Burnt Moon, and Compile

In Episode 172 of the Polyhedron Collider Cast, the lads return fresh from PeachCon, where they finally got to meet the legend himself—Chris Peach of Peachy Tips—and, naturally we've played a mountain of games since last episode.

This episode is jam-packed with board game reviews - as we discuss deck building area control on Altay, make questionable financial decisions in Ponzi Scheme and round off the episode with a two-player lane-battler extravaganza. We discuss Geralt of Rivia's favourite card game in Gwent: The Legendary Card Game, hack the planet with Compile, and carefully co-ordinate drone strikes in Line of Fire: Burnt Moon.

Alongside the gaming chat, expect the usual Collider mix of nonsense, tangents, and a lot of laughter. Tune in for board games, hobby highlights, and more than a few questionable financial decisions. And don’t forget—you can join the discussion (and maybe pitch us your own con name) over on our [Discord server]! 




00:00:00 #Ramshackle
00:17:18 PeachCon, Peachy Tips, Necromunda
00:14:53 Altay: Dawn of Civilization
00:32:00 Ponzi Scheme
00:43:46 Gwent: The Legendary Card Game
00:53:22 Compile: Main 1 
00:58:13 Line of Fire: Burnt Moon

Intro and Outro Music: "Ouroboros" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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