Inside the Mind of a Game Designer: A Conversation with Brian Tinsman

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Geeking Out

Patrick Wagner

8 episodes

7 months ago

Join, Creator of BPX Collective, Jeff French, for in-depth discussions about the world of collecting. Each week, Jeff and his guests of industry experts share knowledge, insights, and perspectives, that will help you take your collection to the next level.

Geeking Out: The Podcast for Collectors is the ultimate destination for approachable, informative and entertaining talks. Whether you’re a fan of comic books, trading cards, figurines, or NFTs, this is the perfect way to connect with a community of like-minded people who share your passion for collecting.

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Inside the Mind of a Game Designer: A Conversation with Brian Tinsman

Geeking Out

47 minutes 18 seconds

2 years ago

Inside the Mind of a Game Designer: A Conversation with Brian Tinsman

In this podcast episode of "Geeking Out," host Jeff French interviews Brian Tinsman, a game designer and author of "The Game Inventor's Guidebook." They discuss Tinsman's experience working on popular games like Magic: The Gathering and his involvement in the web three ecosystem. They also talk about the challenges of onboarding new players in collectible card games and the different mindsets of collectors and players. Tinsman shares his vision for his own collectible card game, Banter Brigade, and the importance of creating a game that is both collectible and has robust gameplay. The conversation also touches on the social prestige of owning rare and valuable cards and the influence of graded cards on the raw market.

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