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Mike Bonet
The Who, What, Why? Game Design Podcast
On Who, What, Why? I discuss game design with those who make games and try to learn more about the game design process. Each episode I interview a designer, publisher, developer, artist, etc. of tabletop games such as card, board, or role playing. Some episodes discuss big ideas in design rather than individual games. I have both mainstream and independent developers as guests.
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“Fantastic podcast for anyone interested in game design or board games in general. The hosts are engaging and entertaining to listen to and their guests provide a great inside look at the process of game design.”
Everything Is Geeky via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/09/12
Recent Episodes
I received a very unique text one day from my father-in-law. One of his patients had designed a game, and he shared with her that his son-in-law (yours truly) was a game podcaster. So, we connected, and I invited her and her co-designer onto the show. Here is that show.
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Published 03/08/24
Kelp me! Kelp me!
All joking aside... this is a serious podcast...
Carl Robinson, the designer of the 2-player game Kelp, joined me to talk more about his games and expand upon frustrating games in general. We discussed his game in detail, but we also branched off into games that use...
Published 11/28/23
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