Peter Rudin-Burgess

I have today’s DotD, and it is one of my little white books! https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/366299/Scarier-Horror-Play?affiliate_id=730903&src=PPMGames This book is aimed at any kind of GM, solo or group, but only focuses on running horror games and trying to get the best from the genre. I always found horror to be one of the hardest genres to run. … Read more

$1 goal kickstarts were certainly a thing. They make a lot of sense; if you get even a single backer, you are guaranteed to succeed. If you work how I do, self-fund everything and then recoup, and reinvest previous earnings into the next project, then the real goal is kind of moot. You will reinvest … Read more

I honestly don’t know why I went for a D&D adventure as my first Kickstarter. I think it is a combination of fear that a solo product wouldn’t fund, and I am a part of a discord with some big name D&D publishers that are all driven by Kickstarters, it seemed easier to be supported … Read more

The cool thing about getting a license for a game is that there is a fair chance that other publishers won’t. It thins out the field and when you are competing for eyeballs, the less competitors the better. Having a license can also make your thing more appealing to GMs that want to ‘have it … Read more

Today’s video was a bit rambling, but the Too Long/Didn’t Watch version is that your cover has to serve a single primary purpose, and that is to get the viewer’s attention. Once you have their attention, they may click through to your product page, and there you have much more space to engage their interest … Read more