I’m celebrating the podcast’s 300th episode by chatting with Alan Moon, the designer of Ticket to Ride.
We go through his long career in the gaming industry, discuss the genesis of Ticket to Ride, chat about playtesting and pitching, and more!
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I’m celebrating the podcast’s 300th episode by chatting with Alan Moon, the designer of Ticket to Ride.
We go through his long career in the gaming industry, discuss the genesis of Ticket to Ride, chat about playtesting and pitching, and more!
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Peter C. Hayward, from Jellybean Games, is back, and we’re talking through our absolute best tips and advice for game designers.
We split the conversation into two parts: new designers and experienced designers. And we talk through our own successes and failures.
And be sure to check out Peter’s latest game, Sunshine City, which you can download for free HERE!
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Peter C. Hayward, from Jellybean Games, is back, and we’re talking through our absolute best tips and advice for game designers.
We split the conversation into two parts: new designers and experienced designers. And we talk through our own successes and failures.
And be sure to check out Peter’s latest game, Sunshine City, which you can download for free HERE!
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Patrick Mcneil, from McMeeple Games, discusses what it’s like to design games with his children.
Patrick has been creating games with his kids for years and has gotten many of the designs to the point of being fully published games. We talk about being intentional, setting the right expectations, overcoming negative feedback, and more.
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Patrick Mcneil, from McMeeple Games, discusses what it’s like to design games with his children.
Patrick has been creating games with his kids for years and has gotten many of the designs to the point of being fully published games. We talk about being intentional, setting the right expectations, overcoming negative feedback, and more.
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Gino Brancazio, from Tinkerbot Games, talks about the three stages of prototyping, and we discuss what you need to know depending on which stage you’re in.
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Gino Brancazio, from Tinkerbot Games, talks about the three stages of prototyping, and we discuss what you need to know depending on which stage you’re in.
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Malachi Ray Rempen, designer of Roll Camera, discusses the pros and cons of doing all the main aspects of design, art, and publishing yourself.
Malachi has both worked with others and done everything himself, so he can speak well on both perspectives.
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Malachi Ray Rempen, designer of Roll Camera, discusses the pros and cons of doing all the main aspects of design, art, and publishing yourself.
Malachi has both worked with others and done everything himself, so he can speak well on both perspectives.
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Today, it’s just me, and I’ve got a word of encouragement for you. Pursuing a creative lifestyle can be incredibly difficult, so I wanted to do an episode to help you stay motivated and inspired.
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Today, it’s just me, and I’ve got a word of encouragement for you. Pursuing a creative lifestyle can be incredibly difficult, so I wanted to do an episode to help you stay motivated and inspired.
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Luke Badger, Paul Abrahams, and Andy Richdale, from Badgers from Mars, talk about how to design a game based on nothing more than a standard deck of cards.
We talk about their game Regicide (currently number one on BGG’s Hotness list), pros and cons of such tight constraints, marketing, and more.
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Luke Badger, Paul Abrahams, and Andy Richdale, from Badgers from Mars, talk about how to design a game based on nothing more than a standard deck of cards.
We talk about their game Regicide (currently number one on BGG’s Hotness list), pros and cons of such tight constraints, marketing, and more.
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Rachel Bruner, designer of Harsh Shadows, talks about how to create print-n-play games and the many reasons why you might want to.
Rachel is super active in the PnP community, and we discuss her thoughts on best practices, tools of the trade, getting a PnP game published, and more.
And here are all the links and whatnot that were discussed on the show:
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Rachel Bruner, designer of Harsh Shadows, talks about how to create print-n-play games and the many reasons why you might want to.
Rachel is super active in the PnP community, and we discuss her thoughts on best practices, tools of the trade, getting a PnP game published, and more.
And here are all the links and whatnot that were discussed on the show:
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Anthony Howgego, developer at Osprey Games, what goes into developing a game and nearly everything else surrounding development.
We talk about taking games from good to great, how to work with a developer effectively, how to become a developer, and more.
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Anthony Howgego, developer at Osprey Games, what goes into developing a game and nearly everything else surrounding development.
We talk about taking games from good to great, how to work with a developer effectively, how to become a developer, and more.
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Justin Gary, designer of Ascension, talks about his personal process for designing and publishing games.
Justin has designed and released a ton of hit games over the years and worked in lots of different segments of the gaming industry, so he has a ton of great tips and advice.
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Justin Gary, designer of Ascension, talks about his personal process for designing and publishing games.
Justin has designed and released a ton of hit games over the years and worked in lots of different segments of the gaming industry, so he has a ton of great tips and advice.
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