This video was great. Thanks a lot. I personally will recommend to beginners game designers: play a lot of games. Buy and play the most popular games, to see what they are popular. If you don't like the game, is easy to sell them, games hold their value quite well. And also watch reviews of board games. I am learning a lot, and improving my designs this way a lot!
I make fun board games since I was in elementary and my friends, and family enjoys it and it was hilarious most of the time. I wish I could sell my unique boardgame designs too and share the fun with people.
Here's the link to the Resources Document I mentioned. docs.google.com/document/d/1bneH3T-W6ejqbLT_T3jyhXYJSnGM9d95qobefqKFGBU/edit?usp=sharing I also included links to the images I shared in the presentation. Enjoy!
Glad you like it! It depends, there are a lot of resources out there. Some freen, some not. I use Component.studio for designing and laying out my components and cards. th-cam.com/video/T2yXW0UkL5s/w-d-xo.html For the finished art in Perspective and Snow Day, that was done by profesisonal artists, probably in photoshop. Somtimes I use the Affinity Design and Affinity Photo programs to make simple art, but that's not my strength. I'm usually just using placeholder art/icons from The Noun Projects. But there are free resources out there too like game-icons.net.
I love board games and how it connect people! Do you know Lagim card game? I found it at Kickstarter and it captured my interest. It is a card game battle against monsters and other players. Plus, the art and quality of the game set (based on Filipino folklore) are impressive. I think you’d love it, too! :)
This video was great. Thanks a lot. I personally will recommend to beginners game designers: play a lot of games. Buy and play the most popular games, to see what they are popular. If you don't like the game, is easy to sell them, games hold their value quite well. And also watch reviews of board games. I am learning a lot, and improving my designs this way a lot!
No comments? Thank you for the experience and taking me through your ideologies and reasons. Busy developing my own game.
I make fun board games since I was in elementary and my friends, and family enjoys it and it was hilarious most of the time. I wish I could sell my unique boardgame designs too and share the fun with people.
Really Fantastic to see the new design Games,We are Board Game Manufacture,Good at produce printed nice box,board,rules,brochures,wooden pawns,dice...
A great lecture even if it not was aimed for me. It was good that you received so many questions.
Here's the link to the Resources Document I mentioned.
docs.google.com/document/d/1bneH3T-W6ejqbLT_T3jyhXYJSnGM9d95qobefqKFGBU/edit?usp=sharing
I also included links to the images I shared in the presentation. Enjoy!
Hey! Enjoyed your game design outline. I am also a designer in Minneapolis. I'm just getting ready to submit my first game to publishers this summer.
Thank you for your help
One of the best videos I have seen so far!
Thanks!
What kind if software do you use for designing graphics on a board?
Thanks
Glad you like it!
It depends, there are a lot of resources out there. Some freen, some not.
I use Component.studio for designing and laying out my components and cards. th-cam.com/video/T2yXW0UkL5s/w-d-xo.html
For the finished art in Perspective and Snow Day, that was done by profesisonal artists, probably in photoshop.
Somtimes I use the Affinity Design and Affinity Photo programs to make simple art, but that's not my strength.
I'm usually just using placeholder art/icons from The Noun Projects. But there are free resources out there too like game-icons.net.
I love board games and how it connect people! Do you know Lagim card game? I found it at Kickstarter and it captured my interest. It is a card game battle against monsters and other players. Plus, the art and quality of the game set (based on Filipino folklore) are impressive. I think you’d love it, too! :)
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