Recorded at Metatopia 2019
Presented by Kenneth Hite
A METATOPIA tradition - Kenneth Hite rambling about game design. In this case the notion of scope: How big should your setting be? How can you design a setting to contain multiple core game activities, and should you? As always, Ken has notions and questions, and hopes you have more of both as we explore Bigness (and un-Bigness) in games.
Episode 54 – Playtest Feedback
Episode 53 – Cartography of Fictional Worlds
Episode 52 – Collaborating with Friends
Episode 51 – RPG Podcasting and Design
Episode 50 – Computer Hacking in Games
Episode 49 – Gmless RPGs and other Variations
Episode 48 – The Writer’s Workshop
Episode 47 – Playtesting Brutally
Episode 46 – Least System Necessary
Episode 45 – Icons and Anchors
Episode 44 – Succeeding at Conventions and Trade Shows
Episode 43 – Book Design First Principles
Episode 42 – Adventure Design as Technology
Episode 41 – Designing RPGs for Kids
Episode 40 – Hacking Apocalypse World
Episode 39 – Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition Analysis
Episode 38 – Accessibility Issues for Game Designers
Episode 37 – Roleplaying Scenario Design
Episode 36 – My Game Will Cost What?
Episode 35 – Dangerous Mechanics
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