Covering the full breadth of digital, tabletop, and role playing games, The Game Design Round Table inspires and educates aspiring and experienced game designers.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 342 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DesignArts |
Ellie Dix is joined by Adam Porter, designer of Kompromat, Pikoko, and Doodle Rush. Together, they discuss the playtesting process, why it’s so important, and the biggest mistakes people make while playtesting. Topics include tracking confusion durin... more
Dirk and David continue their discussion in part 2 of TGDRT’s Civilization Series Finale! They dive into many of the systems that didn’t work for them, and what they wish had been done instead. Topics include religion and trade, the problems with Civ... more
Ellie Dix is joined by Scott Rogers, designer Alien: Fate of Nostrodomo, Pantone the Game, and Marvel Villainous and writer of many books on game design. Together, they discuss how to build the prototype for a game, how to decide whether to continue ... more
The time has finally come; Civilization VII is out! After many hours with the game, Dirk and David come together to share their thoughts on the game. Did it live up to the hype? How does Civ VII stack up to previous games? Will David ever play anothe... more
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Just listened to the slay the spire episode and I am impressed at how bad of interviewers these hosts are. They clearly want to seem smarter than the guest at all costs and it’s awful to listen to
Your advertising plays again but the 2nd time over the top of your guests introduction. Might want to double check this episode.
I recently discovered Game Design Round Table and have been consistently impressed by the wealth of knowledge and insights share in each episode. No matter the topic - you’re guaranteed to learn something new every time you tune in. Go ahead and give it a “follow,” this podcast will quickly become a favorite in your feed!
Probably not as interesting if you’re not a designer, but I am and it’s always something worthwhile. They have a wide range of guests, and the combination of tabletop and digital expertise works nicely.
Seems excellent so far. I'm putting this in, because Podcast Addict demand writing a review of the podcast before you can give local 1-5 stars (with half-star accuracy) for your own means, as indicator of how worthy of re-listening the episode was.
I'll likely update later, but this seems excellent.
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Focusing on the expansive realms of digital, tabletop, and role-playing games, this show engages with both aspiring and seasoned game designers. Episodes feature in-depth conversations with guests who are prominent figures in the gaming industry, discussing everything from game mechanics and design philosophies to the impact of technology on gaming experiences. The content not only educates listeners about various aspects of game design but also shares personal stories, practical insights, and community building around the craft of game designing. Unique elements, such as interviews with diverse creators and discussions about integrating therapy and storytelling into games, highlight the depth of insight provided across episodes.
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Recent guests on The Game Design Round Table include:
1. Scott Rogers
2. Peter Hayward
3. Daryl Andrews
4. Andrew Fischer
5. Justin Gary
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