Recently on the YouTube channel that I operate myself and games designer Mike Hutchinson had a conversation about dice pools, which you...

Turing is, mechanically speaking, a relatively simple game. That’s to say, it has only a few moving parts. This is a conscious design...

Expansions can be a great thing for a small designer and producer. They allow you to continue the tail for sales of your game and...

Creating products that are environmentally sound is not only good sense for the planet, its good business sense. For two reasons, one,...

There are few decisions that will more seriously affect the long-term prospects of your game’s success, and in turn the success of your...

This blog, even more than most of what I write, owes its existence to Jamey Stegmaier’s blog on the subject. In fact, the main part of...

We’ve recently (as in at the time of writing this within 48 hours) successfully funded our third Kickstarter, this time for SSO: Rage of...

The single number one reason that successful Kickstarters become very unsuccessful Kickstarters is almost certainly problems with...

I’ve written a few times about CE marking for independent games designers and people have found it reasonably useful...

I’ve had some creators reach out to me and ask about Responsible Agents in relation to CE marking, specifically paid Responsible Agents....