THE CULT OF THE OLDER GAMES
I heard this fun podcast the other day from The Dice Tower, in which Tom Vasel, Zee Garcia and Sam Healey made a list of their Top 10 Enemies of Gaming. It…
I heard this fun podcast the other day from The Dice Tower, in which Tom Vasel, Zee Garcia and Sam Healey made a list of their Top 10 Enemies of Gaming. It…
Gamemaking, even if you self-publish, is not a solo endeavor. It takes relationships and collaboration to get your game signed, sealed, and delivered. Game conventions play a major role in…
A few weeks ago I was asked by our good friend and publisher, Peter Vaughan of Squirmy Beast and Ad Magic/Breaking Games if I could demo Letter Tycoon at BoardGameGeek Family Con that ended just this…
Last week, we talked about why you want to avoid Giant Walls of Text, and I showed you my sell sheet redesign through three different iterations. This week, I enlisted the…
We’ve finally reached the end of our journey, or is it just the beginning? Either way, Stones of Fate hit a major milestone this week – it’s now available at…
It’s a fact: Kickstarter has become a huge factor in the tabletop game industry. In a lot of ways that’s good… it means many more games are being made by people…
I don’t claim to be an expert in graphic design. Far from it – learning Inkscape two summers ago took a lot of blood, sweat, and time. And of course…
For publishers, self-publishers, energetic designers Doug Levandowski searches for a card while JR Honeycutt waits for his next move in The Amberden Affair Live at Gen Con. WHAT DO YOU…
We’ve seen Eliot Hochberg around at various conventions and know that he’s serious about game making, both as a publisher (Modest Games) and as a designer, pitching Urosette (recently picked up as…
Cool Table, Rocket Cats in Space, The Candyman Can, Camp Friendship, BEARanoia… I’ve been designing games for the past three years – and some of them are even pretty good. But I have yet…