Learn from independent board game designers how they got where they did and what they learned along the way.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | LeisureHobbiesGames |
Reed Mascola jumps on to talk about his game Vigilante, how he designed individual goals for each character in a social deduction game, and why fog is the best super power.
I get to chat with Chris Anderson from The Board Game Workshop.
He tells us about the 2021 contest (and how you can get feedback on top of feedback on top of feedback), as well as how he got into board games, and why he loves Buttonshy games.
I get Joe Slack back on the show to:
• Give us an update on Relics of Rajavijara on manufacturing and fulfillment
• Tell us about his new book The Board Game Designer’s Guide to Working in the Industry
• and his thoughts on when we can get back ... more
I get to chat with Andrew Kuplic from Flame Point Games about launching the 2nd edition of #MagicalUnicornQuest on Kickstarter.
Darren Terpestra comes back onto the podcast to give us an update on his game Ignite as well as a Game Design Mastery Course.
I chat with Harrison Brooks who designed EleavtorUp.
• He's 17 years old so we talk about the challenges and benefits of designing games while you're 17
• He believes in screen-free time
• And we get into Lego
Today we try something new. Matthew Stockton interviews Josh Bakken.
We get into ZU Tiles: Hime, trading card games like Magic the Gathering, and the top 5 anime & manga recommendations.
John D'Angelo designed Runelords based on the book series by David Farland.
We get into intellectual property, royalties, and of course espresso. ☕
What a great podcast to add to my rotation. Patrick keeps it short and focused with questions aimed at practical steps and resources. Just what I like. Helpful information from relatable people in the community.
A lot of indie designers go through similar issues but have unique approaches to solve them. It’s so much fun to listen to everyone’s stories of the process. Patrick really captures the voices that no one else does.
Patrick has done a really good job of finding and interviewing people that are relatively unknown. While other podcasts sometimes start to feel repetitive because you hear from the same big names, this podcast offers a unique POV that other aspiring game designers can connect to more easily.
This is a great podcast with a lot of helpful and thoughtful commentary about board game design. Patrick does a great job engaging guests and offering good commentary and first hand experiences.
I listen to a lot of podcasts and this is my favorite. It speaks to me since Patrick is interviewing designers doing what I do, not people who made it big years ago. This is real world game design, what is happening now, where it counts... small independent having fun.
One of the best upcoming board game podcasts! Patrick really seems a natural on the mic and keeps the episodes interesting!
Patrick is an insightful, explorative indie designer who asks insightful questions. As an inspiring designer as well, I've gleaned a lot from his work.
This podcast gives game designers insight into the process others use when designing games. The host is brings enthusiasm to each interview.
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
Apple Podcasts | #73 |
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