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Feedback needed for aspiring board game developers
23 Dec 2020 09:33 #317462
by Mvladi
Feedback needed for aspiring board game developers was created by Mvladi
We are four friends excited to be developing a new board game. We would be grateful for your wisdom shared in the form of feedback to our 2-3 minute-long survey:
www.surveymonkey.de/r/99CWSRY
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May the dice be always in your favour!
May the dice be always in your favour!
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24 Dec 2020 07:26 #317490
by Nodens
Replied by Nodens on topic Feedback needed for aspiring board game developers
I couldn't fill in the survey because the option "it depends" was missing. I prefer Cyclades with 5, but would play with any number. Maria, one of my favourite games, plays three and three only. My favourite game is the game that suits the persons and the mood present.
I like quality components but not for any price.
My advice is: make a game you would want to play, then play it a lot. Have it playtested by strangers, like on Table Top Simulator. Don't kickstart before it's REALLY done.
Best of luck.
I like quality components but not for any price.
My advice is: make a game you would want to play, then play it a lot. Have it playtested by strangers, like on Table Top Simulator. Don't kickstart before it's REALLY done.
Best of luck.
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24 Dec 2020 09:46 - 24 Dec 2020 09:47 #317492
by Sagrilarus
Replied by Sagrilarus on topic Feedback needed for aspiring board game developers
Yeah, don't design by survey. Make a game that works and is engaging, not one that plays in 95 minutes. If you set inappropriate goals you'll likely achieve them.
I looked at the survey last night and bailed because it wasn't asking questions that I think a designer/developer should be asking. I just didn't have answers to questions that aren't something that concerns me at purchase time.
I looked at the survey last night and bailed because it wasn't asking questions that I think a designer/developer should be asking. I just didn't have answers to questions that aren't something that concerns me at purchase time.
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27 Dec 2020 15:16 #317548
by engineer Al
Replied by engineer Al on topic Feedback needed for aspiring board game developers
Yup, this right here:
Nodens wrote: My advice is: make a game you would want to play, then play it a lot. Have it playtested by strangers, like on Table Top Simulator. Don't kickstart before it's REALLY done.
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30 Dec 2020 13:10 #317589
by ubarose
Replied by ubarose on topic Feedback needed for aspiring board game developers
They say they are developers, not designers. So maybe their job is to figure out what is going to sell, and make designers miserable by telling them that they need to change the game so it can play 1-8 people in under an hour.
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