Roleplaying

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

I am trying to work out why you would want to do this. I often watch the top 20 titles on DTRPG. I am looking at them for ‘best practice’. What can I emulate to make what I do better. I don’t mean the products, but make better product pages, giving potential customers more information, … Read more

Straight after making this video I submitted my next title to the DotD queue. When you do that, you get told the number of titles in the queue and it is currently 74. This was the conversation that triggered this post. So, each day they do a random draw to see which title wins the … Read more