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Uwe Rosenberg

Uwe Rosenberg

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Oct 29, 2026

Clay GableHOST
51:42
If I want a game that's maybe about zoos and gives me some similar pieces, I'm pitching New York Zoo here as a smaller, lighter version of Bark Nova.
Clay GableHOST
51:59
New York Zoo is by Uwe Rosenberg, and you similarly have to build your enclosures before you put animals in them.
Clay GableHOST
52:07
Yeah.
Clay GableHOST
52:09
and you create a bit of an engine by your breeding mechanism by getting the right animals in these enclosures, and they breed as the game goes on.
Pete WissingerHOST
15:40
And, you know, you might get designers who are like...
Pete WissingerHOST
15:42
You know, Uwe Rosenberg, he likes to make worker placement games.
Pete WissingerHOST
15:46
Oh, he also did a lot of polyamino.
Pete WissingerHOST
15:48
Yeah, didn't he?
ChrisHOST
2:41
And you could also come, you know.
ChrisHOST
2:43
You could be a young, upstarted, independent designer like a Uwe Rosenberg or a Stefan Feld.
ChrisHOST
2:49
And if you would like to show up magically and talk in the podcast, go.
ChrisHOST
2:55
Tim, this is the part where you do the drop in.
ChrisHOST
6:40
I had not thought that far ahead.
ChrisHOST
6:42
That is some amazing thought processing there.
ChrisHOST
6:45
I mean, you need Lederhosen, right? Isn't that not the thing that you need to do over there? I mean, if we went over there, we could, in fact, meet Stefan Feld and Uwe Rosenberg and maybe even, in fact, Phil Walker-Harding.
ChrisHOST
6:57
That could be a thing, Tim.
Tom BowersHOST
24:43
Yeah.
Aaron GrahamGUEST
24:44
yeah that's what the board game geek store is for uh speaking of fiddly things with insane rule books the next game i'd like to talk about is a feast for odin which is a 2016 game by uwe rosenberg and uh probably the most popular print is by z-man games uh it is a huge huge box of cardboard uh that is incredibly intimidating to get to the table because i think on the box it says it's going to take three hours minimum uh yeah the action selection board is uh about 50 different actions that you can take uh in a column of uh you it's a worker placement game you start off with six vikings And the first column of actions take one Viking to do.
Aaron GrahamGUEST
25:34
And they're small things that give you a little square to fill your 21 by 21 board, like a Tetris board that has all these rules about placement.
Aaron GrahamGUEST
25:45
And the second column is two Vikings, three Vikings, four Vikings.

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Tom BowersHOST
59:15
And so because that you're holding that like sort of Damocles over the whole table, that's what I think people aren't liking.
Tom BowersHOST
59:24
And it's so funny to me because it's like we've already solved this.
Tom BowersHOST
59:28
Uwe Rosenberg has solved this 20 times already.
Aaron GrahamGUEST
59:31
Yeah, over and over and over again.
Trey AlsupHOST
47:11
It's kind of the descendant of viticulture and maybe caverna.
Trey AlsupHOST
47:16
There's a lot of Uwe Rosenberg in this.
Trey AlsupHOST
47:18
There's a lot of Uwe Rosenberg already in viticulture, but rather than wine, we're going to do beer.
Trey AlsupHOST
47:22
So the central concept in this game is that we are beer pioneers.
Trey AlsupHOST
47:27
We are at the beginning of the great industrialization of beer and beer distribution.
SteveHOST
36:21
So this will be the second former number one in my top ten.
SteveHOST
36:28
and this one is a Uwe Rosenberg game.
SteveHOST
36:31
It can be only one, and that is A Feast for Odin.
SteveHOST
36:35
Just a tremendous game with multiple options, but funnily enough, every time I play it, I've kind of got to force myself to do a different strategy because I kind of do the same thing each time, and that works well.
SteveHOST
38:12
This game has enough.
SteveHOST
38:13
Like, I don't know if it needs anything, so...
SteveHOST
38:16
Obviously, I don't think that because it's my number five game of all time, Feast for Odin by old man Uwe Rosenberg.
ShaneHOST
38:23
Well, I think you're not the only one thinking that too.
Martin WallaceGUEST
57:05
I heard that, but not, uh, apparently I... none of them are about my games.
Martin WallaceGUEST
57:09
I believe you have whole sections on Uwe Rosenberg and stuff.
Martin WallaceGUEST
57:12
Um-
Ben MaddoxHOST
57:12
That- that's, that's true.
CelacantoPANELIST
49:01
El primero de ellos es, eh, "Selva Negra".
CelacantoPANELIST
49:03
"Selva Negra" es un juego de Uwe Rosenberg y Tido Lorenz.
CelacantoPANELIST
49:07
Uwe Rosenberg no necesita presentación, pero Tido Lorenz es un tío que realmente lo que hace es colaborar con Uwe Rosenberg para hacer otros juegos.
CelacantoPANELIST
49:15
Es-- ha sacado este juego, sacó la expansión del Campos de Arle, que es suya, y alguna miniexpansión de, de algún juego, del "Viticulture" y cosas así.
CelacantoPANELIST
49:23
No, no sé si es por diga demasiado.
CelacantoPANELIST
49:25
El caso es que "Selva Negra" fue el, el juego de 2024 de, [chasquido de lengua] de Uwe Rosenberg y fue el juego-- la apuesta grande de, de Feuerland, porque es un juego que es en caja grande, pues es tamaño Catan, pero el doble de alta, y eso tú lo abres y está lleno de componentes y de cosas y de losetas y de recursos y de edificios especiales, y montarlo en mesa, pues tarda su tiempo y tiene ahí su complejidad.
CelacantoPANELIST
49:54
Eh, y bueno, la verdad es que "Selva Negra" va sobre la Selva Negra, que es una región de Alemania, que a mí siempre me ha hecho mucha gracia esto.
CelacantoPANELIST
50:02
Si algún oyente lo sabe, que me lo diga, que yo no sé por qué demonios en español se decidió llamarle Selva Negra, cuando en inglés es Black Forest y en I- y en alemán es, eh, Schwarzwald, que es, que es Schwarzwald, que es, eh, literalmente bosque negro.
BronsonGUEST
8:51
Yeah.
BronsonGUEST
8:51
So not quite Uwe Rosenberg, like the winner might have negative points, but also not quite like your, like Wingspan where, you know, you're getting triple digits if you're
BenHOST
9:03
a...
BronsonGUEST
9:04
Yeah.
John TheismannHOST
42:35
is a good Euro.
Andy BarnettHOST
42:36
But this is another good Euro, and it's from, again, a well-respected designer, and that would be Uwe Rosenberg, and I'm talking about Agricola Dead Harvest.
Andy BarnettHOST
42:46
What? You guys know about this one?
Kelly McLaughlinHOST
42:48
Yes.

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