Gives good ideas and thoughts for solo game play. Very much enjoy the conversation.

This podcast is very refreshing and enjoyable to listen to two buddies chatting about their own takes on solo gaming, while ultimately honing in on a specific game.

I really enjoy this podcast.

The content in this podcast is great. They have a niche that only one other podcast that I can think of fills, so that is quite good. However, the hosts do not have a firm grasp on the structure, and are in dire need of a script and prepartion. Listeneing to them bumble through reviews (rules details, designer, publishers) is just painful. A couple episodes I just listened them read kickstarter descriptions on the air. This could be good. Really good, but they need to prepare and follow a script in their podcast.

I just stumbled upon the tabletop gaming hobby, and this is one of the first podcasts I found. Because I haven’t found a regular gaming group yet, I often play solo, and the 1 player podcast has been an excellent resource for me. I enjoyed listening to Albert captain the ship solo, and now I enjoy the duet of Albert and Julius. Listening to their reviews and perspective on gaming is so much fun. I am grateful they produce this podcast for all the solo gamers. Thanks Albert and Julius!

Pretty much the only podcast dedicated to gamers who enjoy board games but can't play with a group.

Albert does a fantastic job discussing single player games. He's friendly and if feels like one friend talking to another. No useless banter like so many other RPG podcasts out there.

This podcast fills a void in boardgame podcasting, promising to provide much broader coverage than the few previous attempts at a show on solitaire gaming (which, to my knowledge, have focused on wargaming, especially miniatures wargaming). Albert speaks with authority -- he has much knowledge on the topic of solitaire games and a great deal of experience playing games designed for solitaire play and exploring the solitaire possibilities of other games. The first episode is not as smooth as it could be, but I am sure Albert will become more facile at the mic as he gains experience and receives more feedback. Great job!