This is, indeed, me soliciting advice on how to use itch.io. The short of it: finance people are holding the tiny bit of money I have made on itch, and won't send me my money unless they can send more than they're currently holding. More detail below the jump. The advice I need is how... Continue Reading →
Finally. Mages & Mooks, ready for your hard magic enjoyments... all of them. Finally. I started work on this game in, I think, August of 2020. I came at it off-and-on, and even released other stuff. I stripped it down to its bones, all the way down to concept, a few times, and built up... Continue Reading →
It appears … (Hasbro edition, cont.)
I thought maybe I'd be done after the second post in this series. But, you know, I couldn't resist having and sharing a few more thoughts. And, since the D&D team actually posted something about all this hoopla-fran-and-ollie, there's something to react to, place in my frame, and refine my thoughts against. It's posted to... Continue Reading →
It appears … (Hasbro edition, cont.)
Someone left a thoughtful comment on the Cohost! posting of this Grumbleflap post. For my own peace of mind, I'm putting my reply here. Thanks! I keep thinking about Marvel, too. It seems like the most obvious comparable. It's a deep lore product that's jumped media in recent years, and successfully shifted its public persona,... Continue Reading →
It appears … (Hasbro edition)
Just some passing thoughts, to see if my crystal ball today saw anything like reality in a year from now or so... Hasbro appears (assume all of these assertions include an "appears to me")... to be shifting Dungeons and Dragons from a mainly table-top game with a lot of online play options to a mainly... Continue Reading →
That which does not kill you will probably kill someone else on the bell curve.
I have told this story before, but I don't think here, and--in keeping with my low-research approach to this blog--I'm just going to tell it without fact-checking. There was this one time I had a doctor. An actual, honest to goodness physician, an osteopath no less. And, from various conversations, I gleaned from the subtext... Continue Reading →
No, really. How is it going publishing on itch?
I want people to grab my writing, otherwise I wouldn't bother navigating even itch's really very nice interface. But I don't really want anyone to have to pay for it.
How is publishing things on itch.io going?
For me, from my point of view, fine. Things are going fine. Publishing on itch.io was, in the first instance, a necessary step in participating in a jam. Jams happen on itch, I wanted to do the thing the jam was about, to fulfill that, I had to publish on itch. Pretty simple. First Thing... Continue Reading →
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