Play testing tips! Particularly how to decide when to incorporate or ignore feedback.

The coolest thing is that the game has tracks and tyres while still keeping the focus on trick taking: finalfinalgames.com/blogs/news/i...

The coolest thing is that the game has tracks and tyres while still keeping the focus on trick taking: finalfinalgames.com/blogs/news/i...

The Old King’s Crown. If I’m stretching the definition of board game, I’d say City of Winter cleared my high expectations by a mile.

Chasing Shadows! Primarily based on your review. Such a smart and engaging design

For TTRPGs, currencies, resources, items, but also major character moments or plot developments is what I find myself consistently tracking in the chaos of play. For design notes, idk what it would look like but a section or layout specifically for play test notes would be amazing

There seems to be an imperceptible threshold for how much novelty players will allow from a trick taking game. Players (enthusiasts really) want twists but not too many. Curious what games folks think are on the edge of straying too far from the light

I wouldn’ sell yourself too short. To my untrained eye this seems close. And there is something intuitively complementary about the minimal/practical styling and your prospective gameplay system. Excited to see where this lands!

The graphic design is so slick 🔥

Override takes the best parts of the original rules while making the overall game punchier and smoother. More deets here: finalfinalgames.com/blogs/news/w...

Regardless if you’re in the San Jose area come check out all the other cool indie games at the market.