Joe has been designing board games for a decade and has helped over 4,000 game designers at all career stages. With his best-selling book, the annual Board Game Design Virtual Conference, and a popular online course for game designers, he is a go-to resource for aspiring and experienced game designers.
It’s been over a year of the Ludogogy Podcast! Here’s your opportunity to catch up on any episodes you might have missed.
Jenna Moran is an RPG designer and novelist renowned for her innovative contributions to games and writing. Join us for a fascinating discussion on her journey in RPGs and storytelling.
If you’ve ever played a MMORPG, or heard of Player Types, then you’ll be excited about the beginning of our second season! Join us as we explore the past, present and potential futures of virtual worlds with Richard Bartle.
Join us for an exciting episode on jamming, with none other than the award winning Jason Morningstar, a master of compelling and unpredictable narratives, who has redefined storytelling in games!
Rae Nedjadi is a renowned TTRPG designer and creator of dozens of innovative play experiences. Tune in and discover why Rae is the game designers’ game designer!
What would a games designer from 10 years in the future have to say about games? Enjoy an exclusive discussion with LudoVic (ChatGPT) on the symbiotic relationship between human designers and AI, and how it’s shaping the future of gaming.
Narrative imagination is a powerful tool for people to innovate and speculate on what might be possible. Listen in as Evan Raskob explains this and tells us what he has learned from designing games like Peek, his very own speculative fiction game.
Marcin “Słowik” Słowikowski is a renowned LARP designer, TEDx speaker, and expert in culture and communication. Relish character-driven narratives, emotion-fuelled plots, and the complexity of character relationships with his insights!
Join us as we delve into politics in games with Ata Sergey Nowak. As a creator of the award-winning Suzerain, Ata invites us to immerse ourselves in a seamless geopolitical experience, through intricate mechanics and immersive storytelling.
Focusing on storytelling, and themes of reflection and self-discovery, Logan’s games invite intimacy and connection, with oneself and others, making him ideal for June’s theme of Wellbeing.
Thorny Games has masterfully crafted tabletop RPGs and LARPs that explore the power and playfulness of language. But their creations go beyond mere gameplay. Let’s hear all about it from Kathryn Hymes!
Stefan likes to work at the intersections of different fields, combining experiences in modding and writing (about) games with an interest in various topics. His main quest is to understand and envision how humans are able to learn, yet also to (creatively) express themselves in media – especially through games.
Next on our podcast is our good friend Mohsin Memon! Mohsin is passionate about creating games that help people learn and change through immersive experiences. His flagship game Evivve leads teams through the process of saving, or not saving the human race, and unlocks all sorts of insights about the way they are working, along the way.
Our third Ludogogy podcast guest is Elizabeth Hargrave! Often inspired by a love of nature, and perhaps best known for Wingspan, her award-winning first game. Its innovative central mechanic, Engine Building, makes it perfect for our monthly them of ‘Engines’.
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