My frequent collaboration partner Ryan approached me as a publisher to pick up this Kickstarter project that had gotten to be four years old and very overdue, to pick up the pieces and project manage it to completion. Over the course of two years, we rewrote the entire manuscript and substantially redesigned the game together. […]
I contributed a thematic framework to this supplement for the “Kids on Bikes” roleplaying game, for which I wrote a comic-book inspired New York City setting called “Extraordinarinaut Academy” which was modeled after the Marvel “FF” comic series that followed the next generation of the Fantastic Four.
This book won a Silver ENnie award for best Family Game in 2020.
As a playtester, I generated play-through state data to help validate design intentions. During my tenure, I also created a survival probability model spreadsheet that could be used as a starting point for monster and hero accessory design.
Heartcatchers is the first game I published by another creator, Emma Larkins. I took it from prototype to finished, conceptualizing the cute heart-shaped aliens and hiring artist Brian Patterson to bring these critters to life.
Wrote the framework for Brooklyn, consulted on the framework for Staten Island.
The success of the first Backstory Cards crowdfunding campaign led us to offer additional prompts along genre lines. This set includes three more-specific categories of cards that extend Backstory Cards’ usefulness towards more specific world building needs. Backstory Cards was also used in the development of a mobile game called “The Outcast,” an existential space […]
My friend (author of the game) Ryan hit me up to ask some questions about card manufacturing, and for an overview of details about publishing this product idea he had in mind. I gave him the relevant advice, and also offered to publish it. He took me up on that offer and Backstory Cards quickly […]
Contributed a game titled TO BE CONTINUED… which was designed for a bonus collection of pre-built games that was included with the Kickstarter edition of this narrative toolkit.
OmegaZone was born from an idea of how to make the Fate Accelerated Edition RPG even quicker to pick up and play, along with my love of wacky cartoonish post-apocalyptic worlds.
