How to Pitch Your Board Game to a Publisher
Scott Morris is the President of Passport Game Studios, a board game publisher based in the United States. He recently did a talk in Austin, Tx. about how to pitch … Read More
10 of the Best 2 Player Card Games (Standalone Games not Using a Standard Deck of Cards)
2 player card games are some of my favorite games in the whole wide world to play. I really enjoy them because there is typically not a lot of downtime … Read More
Ep. 20: Jamie Noble Frier – Where to Find Great Board Game Artists and More
When I was new to making my own board games I had a lot of questions about artwork and where to find board game artists. Today’s guest gave me a great … Read More
Ep. 14: James Colmer – Our First Board Game Artist Interview
“How much does artwork for board games cost?” I asked this question a lot as I made my first game prototypes. And today I got an answer from James Colmer. … Read More
Ch. 03: Plan 3 Games in 3 Days
I challenge you to our “3 game ideas in 3 days” with a twist. The twist is you have to randomly select which game types your 3 games will be. … Read More
Ep. 11: Eva Xu – Do Fine Games (Board Game Manufacturer)
I don’t know a lot about manufacturing. I’ve made a lot of playable card and board game prototypes over the last decade but I’ve never published one. So I haven’t had … Read More
Ep. 09: Scott Morris – President of Passport Game Studios
Scott Morris now plays a big role for a very successful board game company. But I want to quickly tell you how I met this president of Passport Game Studios (PGS). … Read More
Int. 07: Yang Pulse – How to Produce a Digital Card Game
I am starting to see a pattern… Creative people (like me) enjoy playing games. But then we want to make a game. So we usually start with making a board game. … Read More
Ch. 01: Aliens vs. Animals
On our quest to encourage and teach others to make games, we have started a new series of articles called the SLG “Academy”. For our first post, we are doing … Read More
How to Deliver a Great Pitch for Your Game
“So what’s your game about?” She asked. I couldn’t move. Couldn’t talk… I was frozen. “Um, uh, ahh…” I stumbled. This is embarrassing. Why would she ever want to sell my game … Read More