Really enjoyed the thoughts on blending different types of games. I continue to think that the space between TTRPGs and board games is a fertile area for development and innovation. The downside is that it makes it hard to "pitch" the game to someone. For example, at a convention there needs to be a way to communicate the promises of the game in seconds and in a loud environment. Not easy.
(Also, that production schedule chart is out of control. You are a machine.)
Really enjoyed the thoughts on blending different types of games. I continue to think that the space between TTRPGs and board games is a fertile area for development and innovation. The downside is that it makes it hard to "pitch" the game to someone. For example, at a convention there needs to be a way to communicate the promises of the game in seconds and in a loud environment. Not easy.
(Also, that production schedule chart is out of control. You are a machine.)