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Main sources:

• Board Game Design Lab (podcast & community), by Gabe Barrett

• Think Like A Game Designer (podcast & newsletter), by Justin Gary

• stonemaiergames.com (blog), by Jamey Stegmaier

• Adam in Wales (YouTube channel), by Adam Porter

• The Art of Game Design (book), by Jesse Schell

My contacts: teaandtablegames@gmail.com / Discord: anniannianni@ / Twitter/X: anniisgame@ / BGG: MegaSnooze

Main sources:

• Board Game Design Lab (podcast & community), by Gabe Barrett

• Think Like A Game Designer (podcast & newsletter), by Justin Gary

• stonemaiergames.com (blog), by Jamey Stegmaier

• Adam in Wales (YouTube channel), by Adam Porter

• The Art of Game Design (book), by Jesse Schell

In this episode, let's talk about common playtesting advice that - as far as I can tell - everyone agrees on!

Main sources:

• Board Game Design Lab (podcast & community), by Gabe Barrett
• Think Like A Game Designer (podcast & newsletter), by Justin Gary
• stonemaiergames.com (blog), by Jamey Stegmaier
• Adam in Wales (YouTube channel), by Adam Porter
• The Art of Game Design (book), by Jesse Schell

My contacts: teaandtablegames@gmail.com / Discord: anniannianni@ / Twitter/X: anniisgame@ / BGG: MegaSnooze

Photo album: ⁠https://imgur.com/a/E1BqVSI⁠

Time to talk about one of my games again! In this episode, I talk about "Don't Fall", my board game adaptation of the 2D platformer concept from the video game world. This is how the game has already evolved, what I'm planning on doing next, and what inspired me to make the game.

My contacts: teaandtablegames@gmail.com / Discord: anniannianni@ / Twitter/X: anniisgame@ / BGG: MegaSnooze

In this episode, I talk about how I try to improve my own game design skills by actively "post-processing" any game I play, using a simple list of prompts.

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Let's talk about ways to approach game design, i.e., where to start a game - and let's talk about more than the usual mechanics-first and theme-first approaches!

Previous episode I mention is Ep. 9: "Branching Out!"

GDC video I mention: https://youtu.be/4m-_WTKd8rE ("Aesthetic Driven Development: Choosing Your Art Before Making a Game")

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Making a few changes to the podcast this time around! Also: Branching out and working on multiple games.

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In this episode, I address the most urgent feedback I've received about the podcast (spoiler alert: it's related to tea!) and also look at a few other games about hacking, following Episode 5: "Other Hacking Games Part 1 - Android: Netrunner".

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