Tom Butler, designer of Patriots and Redcoats, discusses the design of historical games.
Tom has specialized in creating games based on history and has lots of interesting insight on the topic.
And be sure to check out Tom’s new game, Paradise Lost, on Kickstarter HERE.
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Tom Butler, designer of Patriots and Redcoats, discusses the design of historical games.
Tom has specialized in creating games based on history and has lots of interesting insight on the topic.
And be sure to check out Tom’s new game, Paradise Lost, on Kickstarter HERE.
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Adam Chunn and Woody Hutsell discuss designing economic games.
Adam and Woody have years of experience working in the real world of finance and economics and decided to design a game that translates those concepts into game mechanics.
Check out their back-alley economic game set in a fantasy world, Plunderbund, on Kickstarter HERE.
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Adam Chunn and Woody Hutsell discuss designing economic games.
Adam and Woody have years of experience working in the real world of finance and economics and decided to design a game that translates those concepts into game mechanics.
Check out their back-alley economic game set in a fantasy world, Plunderbund, on Kickstarter HERE.
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John Coveyou, founder of Genius Games, discusses how to design games that also happen to be educational.
John is the designer of Cytosis, Subatomic, Ion, and several other well-received science based games, and he’s really figured out how to take scientific ideas and translate them into enjoyable games.
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John Coveyou, founder of Genius Games, discusses how to design games that also happen to be educational.
John is the designer of Cytosis, Subatomic, Ion, and several other well-received science based games, and he’s really figured out how to take scientific ideas and translate them into enjoyable games.
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David Abelson, founder of Fisher Heaton Games, talks about designing abstract games.
David’s abstract game, Intelle, is a brain burning 2 player experience with a theme that actually makes sense.
And be sure to check out the solo expansion for Intelle on Kickstarter HERE.
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David Abelson, founder of Fisher Heaton Games, talks about designing abstract games.
David’s abstract game, Intelle, is a brain burning 2 player experience with a theme that actually makes sense.
And be sure to check out the solo expansion for Intelle on Kickstarter HERE.
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