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RPG Design Panelcast
Jason Pitre
385 episodes
1 month ago
The best recorded panels and seminars about analog game design and publishing
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The best recorded panels and seminars about analog game design and publishing
Show more...
Games
Education,
How To,
Leisure
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Episode 383: What is Three Tier Distribution?
RPG Design Panelcast
54 minutes
1 month ago
Episode 383: What is Three Tier Distribution?
Recorded at Metatopia 2024 Presented by Avonelle Wing and Nicholas Ambrose My first question when someone tells me they're self-publishing a game is "What are your goals?" Sometimes, the answer is "I just want to know someone out there is playing it."  Often times, though, designers are knee-deep in designing their One True Game, have sunk countless hours and funds into the process, and want it "in every game store across the country! And Target too!" For a single-title publisher, that's nearly unheard of. If you can name an exception, it proves the rule. So, join me for a discussion of what the 3-tier system is and why you should hold it in mind as a designer-publisher.
RPG Design Panelcast
The best recorded panels and seminars about analog game design and publishing