Breaking into Board Games is a podcast about breaking into the hobby game industry. Every week, we interview a person of note, and give tips and tricks to make your way into the business of games.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Categories | LeisureHobbiesGames |
Tony and Dan talk to Nick Yu, of Zucchini People Games, Designer of Adventure Tactics. Dan and Nick have collaborated over the past few years to bring the project to life, and it has taken on one of its own. more
Join Tony and Ian as they talk to Monique of the GameFreakGeekGirl Twitch channel about streaming and community. more
Join Tony and Ian as they talk to Isaac Shalev, a prolific designer and published author on game design as we talk about best practices! more
We discuss our predictions from last year, and we make new ones for 2021! See how we did! more
Ian and Tony talk to Kevin Ude about Redcap Ruckus, a game developed in parallel to Tony's Kabuto Sumo. more
Geoff Engelstein joins us after five years to talk about how the industry has moved forward. Geoff has a breadth of insight and is an established author of books like GameTek, Building Block of Game Design, and his newest about Game Production. more
We talk to Chad DeShon, owner of BoardGameTables.com. He talks about creating a table business, then transferring it to a board game publishing business. more
We talk to Crystal Dax about her work in board game media. She's built a great following and is an excellent example of how to network with others! more
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I wish I had found this podcast sooner. I’ve been binge listening and love learning about all ends of the board gaming industry. Really great.
As a game designer, this is my favorite podcast right now. Listened to a recent episode - loved it - and now working my way through all of the episodes. Really good and practical information for someone trying to “break in” to the board game industry, be you a designer, developer or publisher. Highly recommended.
Entertaining podcast that helps you do just what it says on the box :-).
Great resource for anyone interested in the board game industry!
I listen to 5 board game podcasts weekly, and this one is one of my favorite every week! Great job! Great podcast!
I've enjoyed all the episodes up to this point. I like the interviews, insider tips, and opinions. Highly recommended.
Very interesting first episode, and the hosts know their stuff. I look forward to hearing episodes of this podcast.
Been using gaming podcasts as my mentors for getting into game design myself the past three months. These guys, like podcasts Ludology and Game Design Round Table offer their own perspective on the creation and business of games. Can't wait to see where they go with this. Through their conversations I'll continue to think about my own path eventually getting published.
Apple Podcasts | #187 | New Zealand/Leisure/Hobbies |
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