I'm in the software industry and I design board games. Of course I used to develop video games before that, so it wasn't a huge leap, although I didn't really have the urge to start doing it until I had gone down the board game rabbit hole for a few years and played hundreds of modern board games.
I have one game signed, but not yet released, by a publisher, and another game was selected as a finalist in the Cardboard Edison design contest this year.
It's basically a lot more fun way to do system design. You can take a lot of the same processes and apply it to board game design.
I have one game signed, but not yet released, by a publisher, and another game was selected as a finalist in the Cardboard Edison design contest this year.
It's basically a lot more fun way to do system design. You can take a lot of the same processes and apply it to board game design.