Today we talk about how randomness affects our enjoyment of games. It's slanted towards game design, but also has some publisher/indie creator perspectives as well. <ul> <li>Low-randomness games</li> <li>High-randomness games</li> <li>Is randomness in games good or bad?</li> <li>How does it affect your target audience?</li> <li>Harnessing the power of randomness </li> </ul>

Today we talk about how randomness affects our enjoyment of games. It's slanted towards game design, but also has some publisher/indie creator perspectives as well. Low-randomness games High-randomness games Is randomness in games good or bad? How does it affect your target audience? Harnessing the power of randomness

Today we talk about how randomness affects our enjoyment of games. It's slanted towards game design, but also has some publisher/indie creator perspectives as well. <ul> <li>Low-randomness games</li> <li>High-randomness games</li> <li>Is randomness in games good or bad?</li> <li>How does it affect your target audience?</li> <li>Harnessing the power of randomness </li> </ul> &nbsp;

The Roll [sic] of Randomness - Ep. 67

On The Board Game Business Podcast, we discuss the business side of the tabletop gaming industry. We don't review games or tell you which ones we like, but instead focus on how to price, distribute, design, develop, and market your game. Richard New hosts and sits alongside Jeremy Commandeur, a game designer, and Brian Henk, a game designer and publisher with Overworld Games.

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The Roll [sic] of Randomness - Ep. 67

The Roll [sic] of Randomness - Ep. 67