
A podcast about making a board game company making a board game!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

We are joined by Micah Heiselt to celebrate and continue promoting the success of his new game, Bucket List. They learn about Micah's journey from graphic designer to game designer. Micah shares insights into what success looks like for Bucket List’s... more
We sat down to test and theory-craft a couple of possible 11th-hour changes to Under One Sky. First, we talked about changing the art for one of our tiles. Then, we discussed playtest feedback that may lead us to introduce three new tiles to the game... more
We step outside the usual program for a different perspective. Jason’s partner, Monica, joins us from the car on our road trip to The Cruz Room in Santa Cruz to talk about what it’s like to live with someone designing an indie board game and making a... more
We sat down with Ben Bertoli of Radish Games for a crash course in Kickstarter, prelaunch marketing, and—much to Mark’s dismay—shipping. We also talked launch timing and the revised Kickstarter timeline for Under One Sky.
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This show centers on the practical realities of turning board game ideas into a market-ready product, with a strong emphasis on indie publishing, hands-on prototyping, and the economics of production. Episodes frequently cover playtesting feedback, rulebook clarity, art direction, and manufacturing decisions, all anchored in real-world events like conventions and local market days. A notable throughline is the creators' willingness to experiment, iterate quickly, and discuss costs and logistics openly, from color choices and piece quality to crowdfunding tactics and publisher pitches. The format often blends technical discussion with candid banter, making the process feel accessible to hobbyists while providing actionable takeaways for aspi... more
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Recent guests on The Misplay include:
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2. Ben Bertoli
3. Joe Slack
4. Jason Parmele
5. Zeta Gaston
6. Dan Thurot
7. Hunter Pence
8. Andrew DeLulo
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