Prompted by a blog post on the Stonemaier Games’ website about fans using cards from their games to announce important life events, Raymond looks at three other examples of creative ways other designers/publishers are giving back to the board game community.
Attending conventions can be one of the most important parts of getting your game in front of potential fans, but they are also extremely expensive to attend. For this week’s blog post, Raymond looks at 3 options for attending conventions without attending them.
Kickstarter creators can sometimes make backers feel like they’ve been forgotten once the focus switches from running the campaign to manufacturing and fulfillment. In this week’s post, Raymond share 3 tips to keeping backer interest post campaign.
For this week’s blog post, Raymond shares three game design lessons he learned from spending three days installing bitcoin machines.
This week Raymond talks about the importance of taking the time to show appreciation and share thanks with others and takes a few minutes to say thanks to those he is currently grateful for.
In this week’s article, Raymond looks at 5 reasons why designers might want to have one or more digital versions of their games.
In the 50th entry in the, I Have a Board Game Idea: Now What? series, Raymond looks at the ins and outs of reward shipping and fulfillment.
After the recent announcement of a third tier to the designer and publisher membership to the IGA, Raymond decides to take a more in-depth look at what the Indie Game Alliance offers.
After receiving notification of the launch of the submission period for the 2019 Cardboard Edison Award, Raymond looks at 5 reasons why board game designers might want to consider entering design contests.
Fresh off the realization that starting with a smaller game may have been smarter, Raymond shares four reasons why he feels this could be the case.