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Top 100 Board Games of All Time - 60-51 (Patron Exclusive) (Patreon)

Published:
2023-08-29 15:35:26
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2024-07-13 09:29:48
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2026-06
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It's the final countdown! Here is the last part of my Top 100 series - games 60 to 51. The very best of this exclusive list of games that regular YouTube viewers will never know about. This is your secret to keep! When they hound you at conventions or on the street to tell them you must never share the 10 games within this video. 

I hope you've enjoyed this series - if you'd like to see more bonus videos like these in the future, then do let me know. It's nice to be able to make something especially for patrons, if it's wanted. 

The final two Top 50 videos are still come on the channel. And then we'll be returning to the usual Actualol style of videos in due course.

Actually yours,

Jon

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Top 100 Board Games of All Time - 60-51

⬇️ LINKS TO OLDER VIDEOS ABOUT THESE GAMES ================================================== The fifth and final part of my Patron exclusive Top 100 series. ================================================== 60. Snake Oil - https://youtu.be/3lmZDkejJxY 59. EX Libris + Famous Last Lines - https://youtu.be/CWohJ9kY0zo 58. No Thanks! - https://youtu.be/2M7x8d8fj2E 57. Colt Express - https://youtu.be/s3AqIGzPBcQ 56. Survive: Escape from Atlantis! - https://youtu.be/s3AqIGzPBcQ 55. Quest for El Dorado - https://youtu.be/Zm_BJOVo7jo 54. A Fake Artist Goes to New York - https://youtu.be/PkejNDp8624 53. Word Slam - https://youtu.be/XoaYvOjOxuI 52. Cockroach Poker - https://youtu.be/J4mAPX-43UA 51. Onitama - https://youtu.be/Xsalh1c5lVM ================================================== SUPPORT THE CHANNEL: 📃 Get the monthly newsletter: http://patreon.com/actualol 💷 Make a one-off donation: http://paypal.me/actualol ================================================== FOLLOW ME: ♟️Board Game Geek: https://boardgamegeek.com/user/jonpurkis Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/actualol Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/actualol Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/actualol ==================================================

Comments

Janet Morris

I did watch all the videos and added a few games to my wish list. Whenever people make lists there is always the wondering what didn't make the cut. Now we know, and there's plenty of options to satisfy whatever type of game you personally enjoy. Well done. Hope you are getting a little more sleep.

Kiksall

I watched all of your top100 vidéos and i really like the format. Watching quite a lot of vidéo material on boardgames, I have to say that yours have several qualities that set them Appart : the quality of the work ( video, structure, writing), the tone/humor , the subjective opinion. As for the top100 specifically, I particularly enjoyed the pace, the right balance between description/opinion and the reference/comparison to similar games when relevant. Thanks

Actualol

Brilliant! Thank you for the positive feedback, it's really helpful.

Tom Perrin

Watched them all, nice to see some of my favourites in there too 😉

Jane Durga

I agree with Kicksall. Thanks for all of your efforts. What I would suggest to add to the 51-100 is the ideal number of players. I believe you had that as a standard for 1-50, but you only sometimes mention it in 51-100.

Aragorn 0071

Hi! I'm a new patreon this month (I won't be able to be subscribed for long but it feels really nice to have a little bit of exclusivety haha!) so that's why I'm so late to the party:) Ex libris reminds me a lot of that one game I once played in a summer camp. But instead of the last line of the book, they would choose a poem (one that's from an unknown author but sounds good) and take 4 lines out of it. Then they gave us all the last words of the lines (basically everything that rhymes). All the players (a lot of them cause that's a big camp game you know) were split in teams, around like 10 teams with 4-5 players each I think, and we in teams would try to write a poem with these words that would be good enough that people vote for it over the original one. Or we would write something really silly to get laughs! That was such a good time!! Of course you can't organise something that big in an ordinary board game group but I really get why ex libris must be fun. And thank you for reminding me of that one game from the summer camp that I played years and years ago haha!