Two weeks ago, we launched Lawyer Up on Kickstarter. It’s a game we have been laboring over for several years and a Kickstarter we had scheduled internally back during PAX Unplugged (Dec 2019). Of course that was all before COVID-19, … Continued
AlderQuest is back on Kickstarter. We spent a lot of time sifting through all the feedback and have a new cover image, some new pledge tiers and a lot more press flowing in after showing the game at PAX Unplugged. … Continued
Unfortunately, we’re not going to be at Essen this year so consider this our Essen release. Check out the trailer for our upcoming 1-4 player area control game of animal guilds competing to find and match acorns before the start … Continued
I almost always forget to update the website with our Kickstarter announcements, but luckily I’ve been using a checklist these past few times. It’s always a busy busy morning when you launch a Kickstarter and this morning was no different. … Continued
I’m writing a quick post about why you should always get multiple quotes on board game manufacturing and negotiate with a few reputable companies because the question came up on Facebook: I would argue that this advice extends beyond just … Continued
After running 5 successful Kickstarters for board games, we have put together a pretty good playbook for how we organize and build our Kickstarter pages. We are sharing this guide with other creators so that they can improve their own … Continued
Yesterday I was reading this reddit post about how Super Dungeon Legends needs $750k to fulfill it’s $1.29 million Kickstarter. This isn’t the first tabletop Kickstarter to rip off backers and vanish into the ether (Space Goat’s Evil Dead / … Continued
Set a Watch, our new 1-4 player cooperative puzzle adventure game, is currently live on Kickstarter. The Retail version is $22 and the Deluxe version is only $29 on Kickstarter now through October 11th. In Set a Watch, you must … Continued
This post is about something that all of us Kickstarter creators do (probably way too much): Share our project on Facebook (and other social media)! I’m just as guilty as other creators in doing this; we all want our projects to … Continued
This is a follow-up post to my post last year about how to advertise your Kickstarter. If you haven’t read that post already, I cover a lot about advertising a tabletop Kickstarter so you really should start there or much … Continued