Indie Board Game Designers

I get to chat with Ta-Te Wu who's designed a ton of games and launched them on Kickstarter. We also get into licensing a game to a publisher after it's Kickstarter launch. And kittens. You don't want to miss kittens do you?

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I get to chat with Cameron Art who created Vowl. We get into:

• Creating word games that do more than just play with words & letters
• Creating a board game magazine
• And why you don't have to launch on Tuesday

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Learn from Kris Fosh who makes not only game rules but tiny amazing catapults. We get into:

• Toy like aspect of games
• Switching from indie publisher to licensing your game
• And "nonmeats" which is a word I actually said 🤔

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Today for the show I have a special announcement. I'll go into:

• The special announcement
• How it affects the podcast

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Ben Moy is one of the most optimistic & encouraging voices in the board game community. Learn his:

• Favorite components
• Philosophy
• and break dancing moves

I get to chat with Jon Vallerand about:

• Dice drafting
• What you do when a pandemic cancels your Kickstarter campaign
• and favorite pandemic activities

Malachi Ray Rempen shares his story about launching a game based on his popular comic strip Itchy Feet. We get into:

• Long term audience building
• Should you focus on a monthly benefit (Patreon) or a big one time campaign (Kickstarter)
• and Antarctica.

Learn from Juli Bierwirth & Adrian Kerrihard about how they:

• Designed a 2 player hidden role game
• How you can enter a contest for a showcase
• And why you don't want to own a swimming pool

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Ralph Rosario tells us how he made The Alpha - a wolf themed worker placement game. He also goes into:

• Pitching at conventions
• Contributing to your local play test group
• How to receive feedback
• And what it's like to play games with me 🙃

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Jonah Kellman tells us about his game Lucent and:

• How he created different art styles for his game
• He shares how important it is to have clear rules
• and the best way to Drive to Work