Richard Garfield, designer of Magic: The Gathering and a ton of other great games, discusses how to use luck and skill effectively in game design.
Richard belongs on the game design Mount Rushmore and has awesome insight and advice.
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Jon Mietling, designer of Palm Island, discusses how to effectively design a game with multi-use cards.
Jon ran an incredibly successful Kickstarter for Palm Island which is rather innovative game that focusses solely on multi-use cards as its core mechanism.
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For the written rules and submission form, go HERE.
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Justin Jacobson, founder of Restoration Games, discusses the process of bringing a game back to life.
Justin’s entire business model is built on taking old games off the shelf and breathing new life into them, and he offers great insight on how to do it. If you’ve got some old games of your own that you shelved for whatever reason, you just might get some ideas on how to bring those back.
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Peter Hayward, founder of Jellybean Games, discusses the two types of cooperative games and what makes them work.
Peter plays hundreds of prototypes a year, and he’s noticed some serious issues with the majority of the co-op prototypes he sees.
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Brandon Rollins, designer of Highways & Byways, discusses accessibility in games and ways to make your designs more inclusive.
Brandon is an avid blogger and consistently writes great content to help game designers.
Meeple Like Us accessibility reviews
Color palettes for color blindness
10 Quick Accessibility Wins for Game Developers
And make sure to check out Brandon’s latest Kickstarter campaign HERE.
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Jerry Hawthorne, designer of Stuffed Fables, discusses story driven games and how to use narrative to create incredible gaming experiences.
Jerry is a long-time veteran of the industry and specializes in games that evoke stories.
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Adam Rehberg, owner of Adam’s Apple Games, discusses the finer details on what makes a box functional, fashionable, and provocative.
For his day job, Adam is a packaging engineer for Target, so he definitely knows what he’s talking about.
If you have box questions for Adam, you can find him on Twitter HERE.
And be sure to check out his 3d sword building game, Swordcrafters, which is on Kickstarter now.
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Vincent Vergonjeanne, founder of Lucky Duck Games, discusses games that use digital components in their design.
Vincent runs his own video game company and has been quite successful in both the digital space and the board game industry, so he really knows a lot about this topic.
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Jason Mowery and Chase Williams, designers of The Big Score, discuss the process of co-designing a game.
We talk scheduling, conflict management, and more. Also, you can check out their new game on Kickstarter HERE. (It’s basically Ocean’s 11, the board game.)
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