This episode explores the incredible world of board game inserts. Many gamers bemoan poorly designed inserts, resorting to DIY solutions or baggies, but this episode highlights the games lauded by the board game community for their well-designed inserts that keep components organized and streamline setup and teardown

This episode of The Daily Dice reviews Sushi Go 10th Anniversary Edition, a deluxe version of the pick-and-pass card game where players draft sets of sushi for points. We explain how the game is played, including the new dessert card mechanics, and discuss the upgraded components, like the bento box, wasabi scoring cubes, and squishy Strawberry pudding. We also compare this edition to others, noting that while Sushi Go Party offers more variety, this version focuses on enhancing the classic Sushi Go experience.

In this episode, we dig into Worms: The Board Game, a tabletop adaptation of the iconic video game series. Instead of trying to replicate the original's physics engine, the game brings its chaos to life through dice-based mechanics, with unpredictable wind and weapon scattering adding to the mayhem. But does the board game manage to capture the same level of excitement as its digital counterpart, or does it fall flat? We discuss the thrilling moments, the lulls, and whether the board game lives up to the Worms legacy.