In this final Gen Con Panel recording, I discuss how to run your board game Kickstarter campaign with the same crew - JT Smith, Brian Henk, and Jeremy Commandeur! This discussion is filled with tips and tricks from people who have run successful campaigns. Don't miss it! Again, please forgive me for any audio issues.

In this panel recorded at Gen Con 2016, join me, Brian Henk, JT Smith, and Jeremy Commadeur for a discussion on starting your own indie board game company! Lots of great info here, but I'm sorry about the constant tapping of the table (blame Brian Henk).

In this amazing panel from Gen Con 2016, I am joined by JT Smith, Brian Henk, Brett Sobol, and Ben Rosset for a super informative discussion about publishing your first board game. Moderated by the always-excellent Jeremy Commandeur. Do not miss this episode if you plan to publish a tabletop game!

This is the second of the Gen Con 2016 Legal Q&A's that I did with Justin Jacobson. Check out our answers to the audience's great questions about the legal side of tabletop games, RPGs and other related topics, ranging from intellectual property to contracts.

Check out a recording of the first Legal Q&A that attorney Justin Jacobson and I did at Gen Con 2016. Lots of amazing questions and equally amazing answers from two game lawyers!

Apologies for the sketchy quality of the recording!

In this episode, I discuss starting a tabletop game company, growing and maintaining an audience, and transitioning into digital games with Karl Fenner from Common Man Games. Karl has some great tips and excellent insight for new game developers! Don't miss it.

In this July episode, I talk with Kathryn Hymes and Hakan Seyalioglu from Thorny Games about the business of making story-based games. Whether it's a game about developing your own sign language or making first contact with extraterrestrials, Kathryn and Hakan have a lot of insight into this up-and-coming genre of games. Join us as we bridge the gap between tabletop and RPG games, and discover more about ourselves in the process.

In this first monthly episode, Jeremy Commandeur joins me to discuss how to playtest tabletop games using blind playtests, protospiel/unpub events, and other methods. We discuss the ins and outs of when to start and how to gather your data. Don't miss it!

Join me for a discussion with Dinosaur Polo Club's Robert Curry, about going indie in New Zealand and creating Mini Metro. We talk about going to cons, keeping your scope in check and finishing that first game!

Better late than never - this episode features Shadi Muklashy of Sombr Studios, creator of the awesome indie game Invisigun Heroes. Learn about Shadi's transition from full time employed dev to full time indie dev, and learning from some Kickstarter mistakes.