How important is the way a game ends? A good ending can cement a playing experience together, while a bad one can erase a game completely from your memory, or even worse, make it memorable for all the wrong reasons. This week Damon talks about how having a strong narrative arc and a satisfying ending is possible to achieve, even in games without complex stories or themes. We discuss our favorite victory point endings, fixed time endings, control endings, and aha endings, and which ones left us feeling unsatisfied.Games we played:Baron Voodoo | Board Game | BoardGameGeekLas Vegas | Board Game | BoardGameGeekGames we discussed:Arkham Horror | Board Game | BoardGameGeekAgricola | Board Game | BoardGameGeekFor Sale | Board Game | BoardGameGeekIstanbul | Board Game | BoardGameGeekCatan | Board Game | BoardGameGeekPARKS | Board Game | BoardGameGeekCamel Up | Board Game | BoardGameGeekCodenames | Board Game | BoardGameGeekTime's Up! | Board Game | BoardGameGeekSherlock Holmes Consulting Detective: The Thames Murders & Other Cases | Board Game | BoardGameGeekRisk | Board Game | BoardGameGeekSid Meier's Civilization: The Board Game | Board Game | BoardGameGeekEverdell | Board Game | BoardGameGeekBetrayal at House on the Hill | Board Game | BoardGameGeekSeaFall | Board Game | BoardGameGeekMysterium | Board Game | BoardGameGeekTalisman | Board Game | BoardGameGeekStar Realms | Board Game | BoardGameGeekFind us on our websitewww.playdnapodcast.comOr our instagram @playdna_podcast

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