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An introductory guide to dice maths and mechanics for all the goblins and goblins at heart
Telling Stories Through Ruin, Ambiguity, and Environmental Design
An eBook with a plethora of info for game devs.
How to Create Next-Generation Gaming Experiences with LLMs
The Black Book of Player Exploitation
A Developer’s Hands-On Guide to Scummy Practices with Data and Machine Learning
The Urgent Case for Co-operative, Player-Governed Live Service Games
A Journey Through Nordic Pond
A Player-Centered Toolkit for Game Development and Monetization
Designing Games for Players Without Free Will
A Draw Steel fanzine!
Aprende técnicas, trucos y secretos del worldbuilding.
Skeletons, Harpies, Catfolk, Arachnid, Kitsune, Slimes and more
a zine preview of my thesis on TA-RPGs
Interviews about the history of TTRPGs and where they're going
A guide for making your own kid-specific TTRPG based on XP from the ENnie awarded TTRPGkids!
Con este Ebook dominarás los Scriptcalls de RPG Maker
How to Plan and Finish Your Game as a Solo Developer.
A Paul Czege Broadsheet
a ministry-approved gazette, for connoisseurs and curators of games.
Essays about playing with horror in TTRPGs.
Codeless Game Construction using Construct2 & Construct3
The true story of Revolution Software
A game design resource and timetable curated to make small scoped games
10 steps, just you and a computer
A collection of art and rough sketches with some commentary.
Essays about TTRPGs, the internet, and remote play
Behind the scenes of a visual novel game
The Summer 2021 issue of MQ: The All-Indigenous Sports and Gaming Magazine
Game development ebooks, plus two audiobooks
Looking Back at Thirty Years of Video Games Based on The Simpsons
The Winter 2021 issue of MQ: The All-Indigenous Sports and Gaming Magazine
Essays and advice from around the tabletop industry
Start with a working game and make it your own using HTML, plain Javascript, and this choose-your-path e-book.
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