Personal edition of Century: Spice Road. Using bridge size cards makes the game more portable and lets me add 6th player components.
The painting is “Samarkand”, painted by Alessio Issupoff in 1923.
Design is also more colour-blind friendly than original.
Concept for a pnp version of Blood on the Clocktower. It’s a really intruiging social deduction game with a Game Master and it’s on Kickstarter right now, but 125$ is too much for me.
Cover for my personal edition of Spyrium, where the eponymous crystals are now space-crystals. The profit-hungry heart of the game remains unchanged.
#boardgameart #graphicdesign
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Working on a custom version of Spyrium, since the original steampunk design was a turnoff for me and my players.
Do you recognize any of these games?
Jeff Patton has made this excellent image that describes how I do UX in an agile environment. It’s more open-ended than the dual-track method and works better in an enterprise environment where the blockers can and will appear unexpectedly in the form of new business requirements/ backend challenges/ user creativity.
Flyer for Tilt 2018
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