As an indie publisher, taking on SPIEL is more than just setting up a booth—it’s a full-scale mission. For us at Tablescope, this year’s experience

In May this year, we made available a new free print&play of the game Light Speed, supported by our computer vision software. Light Speed is

In one of the latest articles, Jamey Stegmayer describes his experience with publicly sharing information about a creative process and how this can produce side

‘How did the trade shows go?’ This is a question we have been asked on several occasions after returning from our tour of four events

Over the past month and a half, we have taken our prototypes to four different trade shows.  Play in Modena, Maker Faire in Trieste, Romics

Lately, I have usually been having bread, butter and marmalade for my breakfast. When there is nothing more than crumbs left on the plate, I

What makes an interesting game? Tough question. In the book A Theory of Fun Raph Koster writes that a game is interesting when we can

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