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Daniel Alan Burrow of Cracked Monacle steamrolled through his Kickstarter funding goal by 531%. And his project is a dream for many of us: producing a 300 page physical game book. Who hasn’t dreamt of seeing a thick spine of your own work on a game store shelf?
Daniel graciously agreed to our interrogation. (Bold text us ours, just to call out some important points Daniel makes)
By the way, his project is … Continue reading →
Louis Porter Jr. has an interesting Kickstarter project to support Free RPG Day. This prolific and long-standing RPG company has a $1000 funding goal to build a Pathfinder adventure with a cool name: Undying Legacy of the First Ones. (I’m always a sucker for cool names.)
We asked Louis to tell about his Kickstarter experience (bold text us ours, just to call out some important points Louis makes):… Continue reading →
If you want to be a published author and to earn extra income from RPG, you are not alone.
Forums and blogs are filled with gamers struggling to get things off the ground, either as freelancers or through publishing their own books and games.
The question we have for you is, will this be the year YOU get serious about it?
Last week we sent around a free … Continue reading →
You have until January 6th, 2012 to enter Paizo’s RPG Superstar contest. Over the last five years, RPG Superstar has discovered some of the best new RPG designers in the business. This is a great opportunity and could kickstart your Gamer Lifestyle.
Enter RPG Superstar.… Continue reading →
Fred Hicks, of Evil Hat Productions and Dresden RPG fame, recently revealed his sales figures from two outlets between August 2009 and present in a blog post titled Junkie Economics. The graphs tell a crazy tale.
After reading that post, come back here.
Mike Bourke, my blogging partner at Campaign Mastery, initially sent me Fred’s post link. So I asked him what he thought it all meant.
Here is Mike’s analysis; an interesting read.
From Mike:
I analyse … Continue reading →
