And that's the end of this week's episode of the Shut Up and Sit Down podcast.

We talked about Ito, a game about getting on the same wavelength, it's kind of like the mind, it's kind of like wavelength, it's about ranking things on a scale of 0 to hundred. We talked about Starfarers,

Katan, the Star Fairers dual a game about going into space and doing a bit of

katan but not really and we talked about far away a game about doing things in reverse order.

Emily have you got any final words?

I cannot believe how perfectly timed that all was. Like that sounded so grand because

for some reason in the background, outside there's fireworks going off and so you're like

listing off these games and it's just

boo booooo and I think that just that just sums up how good the

podcast was how good that how good that podcast was how good it will continue to be week on week on week

on week exactly because this one's done this one's done this one's finished yeah

it's over we've done it all yeah we have there's no more podcast left. What else is there to say, but goodbye?

Farewell and see you all next week for another episode of the Shut Up and Sit Down

podcast featuring Tom and Emily.

Goodbye!

The final game we're going to talk about on this podcast is a little cooperative party game

called Ito, designed by Mitsuru Nakamura and published by

Arc Light Games. I think this is really nifty. I played this a while ago with some

friends and we didn't quite get into it. I have now played it again at the

pub a few times and I think it's quite delightful. This is a mix between the mind and

wavelength. So the game itself is literally just a deck of

a hundred cards labeled zero through a hundred and a little sheet of paper that I guess I'll just call a prompt sheet.

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