Board Game & Creative Studio in Sweden run by @samuelstenberg. Blog on board games, business and innovation in a sweet combo at https://teapawt.net/t.co/GglQkq1k4C.
Umeå, Sweden
Joined May 2018
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Great post on something I've been thinking about for a while! It is certainly tough for reasons Geoff goes into here, BUT as I commented on the post: Have there really been any great attempts at building characters in board games?
The brilliance of the roll-and-write UI. About pens, papers, tapping into familiar patterns and a famous bird-feeder: bit.ly/roll-n-write-UI
👆Inspired by and building on an example and Twitter thread from @elizhargrave
Many board game publishers could benefit from re-thinking their branding and strategy, I argue. bit.ly/publisherbranding
Designers & publishers: Don't chase invention – look for innovation instead. A post on the difference and why it matters: bit.ly/invention-innovation-… – inspired by a great video from @BoardgameWales
Digital whiteboards are perfect for board game design – here's a video on how I use Miro: bit.ly/miroboardgames .
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Great little post by @BrendanMcCask on how easy it can be to test your idea for a board game and get clues about the business viability of it: crowdfundingcoach.substack.c…
To all publishers out there trying to build audiences, I wrote a guest-post for @CrazyBrdGameGuy late last year drawing on my experience in content marketing strategy, detailing how board game publishers can up their content game: boardgamedesigncourse.com/bu…
New post on how board games solve problems and how the jobs-to-be-done theory of business can challenge our decisions on board games as products: bit.ly/3kUNDbZ
New post out on the virtues of experience-centrism, in design and the overall board game discourse, building on podcast episode from @PlayNaylorGames and @wisegoldfish bit.ly/3O8Pl2X
Going to start posting stuff from the blog here to provide more ways to follow. Older posts can be found on the archive page: imaginarysword9074488.wordpr…
