Sophie Williams & James Hewitt

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Producing Fun

Naylor Games

24 episodes

2 days ago

Producing Fun is about what it really takes to get a tabletop game published: and the many different people involved in its journey from mind to table. It's hosted by me - James - and each episode I'll be talking to someone about their particular place in tabletop game industry. I’ll be asking them your questions, learning more about who they are and their unique perspective on what makes games great: Not only as clever designs but as thoughtfully crafted products and, even, works of art.

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Sophie Williams & James Hewitt - Game Studio

Producing Fun

1 hour 13 minutes 59 seconds

4 years ago

Sophie Williams & James Hewitt - Game Studio

Sophie and James run Needy Cat Games - a tabletop game studio based in Nottingham, UK. As a studio they have a nearly unique model - designing games on demand for clients with IPs, miniatures and other assets rather than pitching their work to publishers. In this conversation we talk about how the studio model works, the so-called Kickstarter treadmill, how creativity arises from well constructed project briefs and the future of the game market.

Needy Cat Games website: http://www.needycatgames.com

Indian-made games YouTube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZ53LAVUXT-lFeQWSGJYKea8ZOwAzKXBX