Game Brain: A Board Game Podcast About Our Gaming Group
Jun 22, 2026 · 1 hr 18 min · 13 segments
Jordan and Paul review the latest expansions for the classic game of woodland warfare.
Well, Paul, do you have any, uh, any games you've played recently that you wanna chat about here for a minute-
The only-
Yes.
And the, the, the same designers as Hegemony, which if you remember, uh, one of my favorite games.
Uh-
Yes
... and, and this is, uh, this is very good.
It's very good.
W- I had a really good t...
We, we only got to play half the game.
It, it, it was a little long.
A- as the first game of Hegemony is also, like, you know, like you have to learn everything.
Uh, I, I-
By the way, I think the game's called World Order, right? Did you say World Domination?
Yeah, yeah.
It just felt, it just felt like Domination.
I think it's called World Order.
It...
You're absolutely right.
[laughs]
Okay.
World Order designed, we should say, by Vangelis Bagiartakis and Varnavas Timotheo, which I'm sure I nailed, but I apologize, uh-
Well, Paul, do you have any, uh, any games you've played recently that you wanna chat about here for a minute-
The only-
Yes.
And the, the, the same designers as Hegemony, which if you remember, uh, one of my favorite games.
Uh-
Yes
... and, and this is, uh, this is very good.
It's very good.
W- I had a really good t...
We, we only got to play half the game.
It, it, it was a little long.
A- as the first game of Hegemony is also, like, you know, like you have to learn everything.
Uh, I, I-
By the way, I think the game's called World Order, right? Did you say World Domination?
Yeah, yeah.
It just felt, it just felt like Domination.
I think it's called World Order.
It...
You're absolutely right.
[laughs]
Okay.
World Order designed, we should say, by Vangelis Bagiartakis and Varnavas Timotheo, which I'm sure I nailed, but I apologize, uh-
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