Today, Kirk Dennison, owner of Piecekeeper Games, discusses how to efficiently create new versions of a game and iterate like a boss
Kirk is both a publisher and a designer, and he’s obsessed with efficiency. He gets into some serious nuts and bolts about saving time and moving from one version to the next.
And be sure to check out Kirk’s latest game “Gearworks” on Kickstarter.
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In episode six of our comedy board gaming quiz show the teams play:
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It's a review show spectacular! In this show, we talk about Nusfjord, Claim, Merlin, Pulsar 2849, Otys, Battlefold, CV Pocket, and Altiplano. We also end the show with a few questions from our listeners!
Shelley and I make it back form Essen and get a couple of 2-player-only titles to the table for our first post-Essen recording session. They are
Cousins' War by David J. Mortimer from Surprised Stare Games
and
Zooloretto Duell by Michael Schacht from Abacusspiele
Sixty six podcasts. Can you imagine such a thing? Try and picture sixty six podcasts lying jumbled-up in a big pile. You can't, can you?
Well, today we've made things even stranger by releasing the 67th SU&SD podcast, a spoooOOOoooky Halloween special in which we forgot to do any Halloween-related content of any kind. Instead we talk about how Matt's been groovin' on Gloomhaven, Paul "actually really quite likes" Azul, Quinns did his Pandemic Legacy: Season 2 review and there's even talk of the blue beast that is Lisboa. Lovely stuff!
(It all goes downhill towards the end, though, with Quinns trying to coin the word "handfeel" and begging Paul to review Sidereal Confluence instead of Charterstone. When will that boy get it together?)
Scott Rogers, designer of Rayguns and Rocketships, discusses how to intertwine theme and mechanics.
Scott has been designing both video and board games for years and teaches game design at the University of Southern California. Scott also does the “History of a Board Game” segments on the Dice Tower and Ludology podcasts.
And the Jack Vasal Memorial Fund auction mentioned in the show can be found HERE.
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We have a new contender for our game of the year, Gentes. This is one of those games we wish we had gotten to the table sooner than later and […]
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In this show, we talk about Richard the Lionheart, Indian Summer, Space Freaks, Wasteland Express Delivery Service, Meeple Circus, and Pyramid of the Sun. We hear a tale of mystery, and end the show with our top ten experiences of the huge Spiel fair at Essen 2017.
http://traffic.libsyn.com/bluepegpinkpeg/BPPP_Ep_110_Essen_and_Trick_Taking_mixdown.output.mp3 In this week’s episode: 1) The Pegs discuss Robb and Christina’s Essen 2017 adventures, including discussions of Clans of Caledonia, Gaia Project, Root, and […]
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While hanging out in the BGG booth before the fair opened and then wandering the halls running into friends, I turned on the recorder to get some opinions about games seen and new stuff coming out.
BGGers = Chad, John, and Beth
Dale Yu from Opinionated Gamers
Bryan from Bezier Games
and
Ted Alspach from Bezier Games
Games mentioned in discussions:
Untold
Transatlantic
Otys
Pandemic Legacy Season 2
Ex Libris
Majesty: For The Realm
Azul
Biosphere
Nusfjord
Fortress
Flee
Fear
Rescue Polar Bears
Battlefold
Cheating Bumblebee
Bonk!
Tokyo Highway
Coaster Park
In this episode, we come to you live from Essen! The four hosts are joined by Sam and Zee for some thoughts on the fair itself. Our comedy team makes an appearance, and we end the show with our annual game show!
Andrew Birkett, founder of Atheris Games, discusses how he started a publishing company and got his first game 200% funded on Kickstarter.
We talk about tips for pre-campaign preparation, overcoming the mid-campaign slump, finishing strong, and more.
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