We don't have to all be great designers or illustrators in order to make better versions of your game prototype. You just need to be equipped with a little know how and maybe a template or two. Better prototypes lead to better play testing, which will help you move ahead with your game more quickly!

My whole aim is to help newer game designers who are just getting started to stay motivated and make progress on their designs.

Every good game has narrative, and you know what makes for a good narrative, and therefore, game? Conflict!

You've likely heard a lot about how important a good theme is, but have you ever thought about how your game progresses its narrative apart from the theme?

Chainsaws and Chickens is the high-flying game of juggling hijinks. You play the role of a juggling performer trying to wow the crowd with your astounding feats of air born coordination.

From the same skeleton of game 003 that I gave you, I am making a game called Chainsaws and Chickens, a game of juggling hijinks. It's still a work in progress, but I'm quickly working through the ideas and challenges in front of me to make a finished game that aligns with the type of game I want to make.

This is a follow up Brainstorming Session about Game 003 in the Finish This Game design project series. Game 003 is a set collection and sequencing cards game with a unique twist on “balancing”.

Game 003 has 36 micro cards. The primary mechanics are set collection, sequencing and points balancing.