By Mike Bonet Marie and Pauline of Hot Banana Games joined me to talk about their game Steam Up. We focused on discussing the unique aspects of this game such as the components, Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet Travis Drake of Brouhaha Games joined me to talk about his game company, which has a unique angle in the hobby. He makes games mostly dedicated to Halloween (or celebrations Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet NBSP, designer of the P500 game Cross Bronx Expressway, joined me to talk about his game. We focused on its design, its importance in telling a story not many will Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet Jay Shipinski and Jonny Pac joined me to talk about the insights Jay gained from playing 365+ games every day without stopping. He and his family documented their gaming, sometimes Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet Douglas Cole, owner of Gaming Ballistic and publisher of a bunch of Fantasy Trip stuff, joined me to talk about why he ran a BackerKit campaign for his latest TFT Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet In this episode, my usual crew of Ode, Julian, and Jonny Pac joined me to talk about working on second editions of games. We explore why and how designers work Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet Laurie Blake, designer of Earth Rising from Stop, Drop and Roll Studios, joined me to talk about his game. We focused our discussion on the manufacturing of the game, which Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet Fabricio Leotti, designer of Hyperwars from Dice Coalition Games, joined me to talk about his game and its design. We discussed genre, mechanics, and manufacturing during a pandemic. Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet Lucas Sosnick, designer of Crisis on Cardea from Green Street Games, joined me to talk about his game and his design process. Lucas is the 2nd teenager to be a Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet Joe Slack (@CrazyBrdGameGuy), designer of Relics of Rajavihara and owner of Crazy Like a Box Games, joined me to talk about creating an expansion for his game (soon on Kickstarter). Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet Alyssa Faden (@AlyssaFadenMaps), an RPG cartographer, joined me to talk about how she got into cartography and how she produces highly detailed maps as a way of expressing her own Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet Andrew Canle, designer and educator, joined me to discuss developing games to improve discussion in class. This work also ties in with his doctoral work. Teaching kids how to become Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet Crystal Mazur, a freelance RPG writer for Onyx Path and Third Eye Games and developer on the Pip System, joined me to talk about writing. We discussed how she got Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

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By Mike Bonet Jeff and Jonny Pac joined me again to talk about playfulness and lightness of spirit in games. What do we think that looks like? How can we inject more of Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet Dr. Catherine Croft joined me to talk about educational games. We discussed these kinds of games and when these games work and when they don’t. There was a lot of Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?

By Mike Bonet Steven Aramini joined me to talks about his 2 wallet sized games that pack an enormous game play punch: Sprawlopolis and Agropolis. We discussed where these games came from and Go To Source… Read more at the source : Who, What, Why?