Recorded at Metatopia 2017
Presented by Tam Myaing, Heather Wilson.
Games by their nature are learning tools. When we play games, we are, at a minimum, learning the mechanics and the boundaries of the game space. Can we use this 'learning mechanic' to design better games, and better players? The panel will explore the mechanics of learning in games and their potential to reach beyond the game space.
Episode 55 – How to Succeed at Conventions
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?
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