That's a shame!

p.s. So I know how many cards to bring, if you are planning on attending, could you reply here or in the discord? Thanks!

Duration: 1:20

When: Friday, from 10am-11:20am

Where: At some open tables in the Lucas Stadium.

I will be as far forward as I'm able to be at the stadium. If you can't find me at the time, message me in the linked discord server and I'll reply with where I am.

See you then! 😄

3/3🧵 🎲✂️ #Gencon

You will be given a 1 word prompt (Eg: Temperature), 18 cards, and a pencil.

You will then have 15 minutes to create the game.

Then, you will pair off with another designer and do a playtest of each others games.

2/3🧵

Was about to post today's game lesson, when I realized that it was the same as this! 😂

I guess the lesson works then!

I don’t know if this is the right book, but Think Like A Game Designer by Justin Gary advocates for this ideation process.

Hope it helps! 😄

Totally forgot the 🎲✂️!

Would love your thoughts on this, as I'm a big fan of game design contests.

I guess it depends on the type of contest though, as I mostly enter BGG's design contests vs contests like Cardboard Edison's.

Congrats on getting to this point!

Also, Figma + Google Sheets is awesome! I use it for all my designs

This game is a bit of a departure from the previous games i've covered here, in that it is Print & Play only.

However, I've enjoyed my plays of it, so check it out if it sounds interesting!

I can't wait to start playtesting with them!

1: Get/Find a laminator & some lamination sheets. Any should work.

2: Laminate a sheet, with nothing in it.

3: Cut it into whatever shape you want! (I'm doing poker sized cards)

4: Draw on it with a dry erase marker, put it in a sleeve and marvel at the coolness!

I love puzzle games! I don't know how big your game is, but if its 18 cards, Button Shy publishes puzzle games.