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If you are attending Spiel Essen in Germany October 23-26, here are the two publishers I am aware of that have an open call for pitches:
I quit my day job in April, 2023 and have been designing board games, consulting and making Youtube videos full time since then.
Almost ten years ago in 2016, I got my first contract from a board game publisher and was immediately overwhelmed by the length of the document and the confusing legal language.
This past weekend, I went to the board game convention Fall Con in my hometown of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. I took a break from playtesting prototypes and instead played ten published games over the weekend. Six of the games were new to me ...
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