Podcast appearances and mentions of jason tagmire

This week's guest is owner of Button Shy games Jason Tagmire. We talk about New Jersey, games in wallets and the pains and joys of being an independent publisher...but which games did he choose? Support the show hereRisk Legacy 504 Tumblin' Dice Heroscape Dustbiters Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/five-games-for-doomsday--5631121/support.

Jason Tagmire is a game designer from South Jersey. He has been designing and self-publishing board and card games since 2007 under the name Button Shy, and won The Game Crafter's Resource Game Design Contest with his family-friendly resource management game, Sandwich City.He is best known for reducing our 16th president to 16-bits in his card game / video game, Pixel Lincoln. He's the designer of the AEG card-throwing game, Maximum Throwdown. He was also co-set designer on Quarriors: Quest of the Qladiator, co-creator of the pop-culture site Fruitless Pursuits, and was the Kickstarter curator for the Philadelphia chapter of the International Game Design Association.His company, Button Shy, is a small, independent publisher that does things a little bit differently. They primarily make 18 card wallet games - pocket-sized games that come packaged in a small vinyl wallet and make for great games to have on the go. Some of their most popular games are Sprawlopolis, Tussie Mussie, and Skulls of Sedlec. Button Shy releases a new Wallet Game every month and hand assembles every single one.Currently, The Last Lighthouse is on Kickstarter. Check it out: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/239309591/the-last-lighthouseFOLLOW US ON: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/boardgamebingeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/boardgamebingepodcast/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/boardgamebingeWHERE TO FIND OUR PODCAST:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5RJbdkguebb3MSLAatZr7riHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-board-game-binge-72500104/Tune In: https://tunein.com/embed/player/p1344218/Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5jYXB0aXZhdGUuZm0vYm9hcmRnYW1lYmluZ2U=Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/board-game-binge/id1522623033Visit Our Websites: Board Game Binge: https://boardgamebinge.com/Tin Robot Games: https://tinrobotgames.comElixir Board Games: https://www.elixirboardgames.com/our-gamesBoard Game Design Course: https://boardgamedesigncourse.com/

In this episode, I chat with Jason Tagmire about everything related to 18-card games. We talk about designing, publishing, manufacturing, shipping, marketing, crowdfunding, and more! The post Small Games that Pack a Big Punch with Jason Tagmire appeared first on Board Game Design Lab.

This episode, Jason Tagmire from Button Shy games talks with the Meeples and we relive some of the old glam and glitz and most likely sloe gin of a bygone era. We come up with a game based on a set of gentleman LARPing their version of the Hangover movie - every day. We hope you enjoy. Make sure to check out Button Shy games and their plethora of wallet sized 18 card games. Contact: Amusingmeeples at gmail.com twitter: at amusing meeples JOIN THE AMUSING MEEPLES DISCORD SERVER. BECOME A MEEPLE.

This week Julius and I talk to Jason Tagmire of Button Shy games.  We talk about small games, design contests and the upcoming game ROVE.  It's going to be released on the Button Shy website on Black Friday.  Check it out, it's a neat little spatial puzzle of a game.   ROVE (BGG, Button Shy) Button Shy Games (website, Discord, Patreon) The Button Shop (website)

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Små spil – store oplevelser. Papstinenser har dedikeret en episode til små og nærmest mikroskopiske spil. Vi snakker definition på mikrospil, den japanske spiltradition, antal komponenter og boomet i lommespil for nogen år siden, og om det overhovedet var fedt. Derudover har Kristian snakket med Jason Tagmire fra firmaet Button Shy Games, der står bag titler som Tussie Mussie, Circle The Wagons og Sprawlopolis. Button Shy har specialiseret sig i wallet games, spil med 18 kort, og kun 18 kort, og finder blandt andet nye spil via 18 Card Challenges. Derudover fortæller Jason også om designudfordringer med små spil, Print’n‘Play og om firmaets Patreon-klub, hvor der kommer et nyt spil hver måned. Spil vi snakker om i denne episode Love Letter Ogre Illuminati Twin Stars Patchwork Sneak Attack (Rank Peter!!!) Mint Works Ganz Schön Clever Coin Age Coup Lost Legacy Infinity Gauntlet Peters brokkeliste: Templar Intrique, Burgoo, This town aint big enough for the 2-4 of us og Raiders of the Lost Tomb. Støt op om Papstinenser Papstinenser er tilknyttet papstinenser.10er.dk, hvor man kan støtte podcasten med en 10er eller et andet beløb, for hver ny episode. Det er der allerede flere der gør – tak! Pengene går til at forbedre og tune på podcasten, hosting, udstyr og til at udbrede budskabet om Papstinenser og brætspil som hobby. Samtidig giver 10’er-støtte dig en mulighed for, at komme til at bestemme indholdet af en bonusepisode, som vi løbende udgiver udenfor vores normale 14-dages rytme. Bonusepisoderne er gratis for alle – også 10er-støtter.

In this episode I chat with Jason Tagmire from Button Shy games! We chat about what gaming is going on in the Tagmire household during the Pandemic, Button Shy games and what their formula is, the rise of Print and Play, AND the time I got the chance to snag a copy of Alien Memory … Continue reading "Episode 93 – Wallet Game?" The post Episode 93 – Wallet Game? appeared first on Flip Floreys Super Saturday Board Game Serial!.

One must learn as a child that just because something is difficult does not mean it isn't worth doing. Sometimes we here at SVWAG feel that the corollary for adults is that just because something is difficult doesn't mean it is worthwhile. Some hard things should just be avoided. It's hard to drive a nail through your own skull, but it doesn't follow that it's necessarily a prime opportunity for self-improvement that ought to be pursued. Unrelatedly, Vital Lacerda games.Games Played Last Week:-Street Masters: Aftershock 2m32s (Adam Sadler & Brady Sadler, Blacklist Games, 2019)-Isle of Skye: From Chieftain to King 6m11s (Andreas Pelikan & Alexander Pfister, Lookout Games, 2015)-The Resistance 7m40s (Don Eskridge, Indie Boards & Cards, 2009)-Warhammer Underworlds: Shadespire 10m25s (David Sanders, Games Workshop, 2017)-Food Chain Magnate: The Ketchup Mechanism & Other Ideas 13m49s (Jeroen Doumen & Joris Wiersinga, Splotter, 2019)-Imperial Settlers: Empires of the North 21m36s (Joanna Kijanka & Ignacy Trzewiczek, Portal Games, 2019)-Pretense 24m13s (Jason Tagmire, AEG, 2015)News (and why it doesn't matter):-Pay extra for early access to Kanban EV? 28m42s-Brick and mortar retail for Renegade early access? 31m36s-Walker wonders about Wonderland's War 32m58s-SHUX 2020: Oct. 16-18 36m06s-Marvel United 37m08s-Mindclash's Perseverance 38m43s-Nuremberg Toy Fair 2020 miscellany 39m20sFeature Game: On Mars 41m19s (Vital Lacerda, Eagle-Gryphon Games, 2020)

One must learn as a child that just because something is difficult does not mean it isn't worth doing. Sometimes we here at SVWAG feel that the corollary for adults is that just because something is difficult doesn't mean it is worthwhile. Some hard things should just be avoided. It's hard to drive a nail through your own skull, but it doesn't follow that it's necessarily a prime opportunity for self-improvement that ought to be pursued. Unrelatedly, Vital Lacerda games.Games Played Last Week:-Street Masters: Aftershock 2m32s (Adam Sadler & Brady Sadler, Blacklist Games, 2019)-Isle of Skye: From Chieftain to King 6m11s (Andreas Pelikan & Alexander Pfister, Lookout Games, 2015)-The Resistance 7m40s (Don Eskridge, Indie Boards & Cards, 2009)-Warhammer Underworlds: Shadespire 10m25s (David Sanders, Games Workshop, 2017)-Food Chain Magnate: The Ketchup Mechanism & Other Ideas 13m49s (Jeroen Doumen & Joris Wiersinga, Splotter, 2019)-Imperial Settlers: Empires of the North 21m36s (Joanna Kijanka & Ignacy Trzewiczek, Portal Games, 2019)-Pretense 24m13s (Jason Tagmire, AEG, 2015)News (and why it doesn't matter):-Pay extra for early access to Kanban EV? 28m42s-Brick and mortar retail for Renegade early access? 31m36s-Walker wonders about Wonderland's War 32m58s-SHUX 2020: Oct. 16-18 36m06s-Marvel United 37m08s-Mindclash's Perseverance 38m43s-Nuremberg Toy Fair 2020 miscellany 39m20sFeature Game: On Mars 41m19s (Vital Lacerda, Eagle-Gryphon Games, 2020)

This week Ric and Ryan attempt to create two sci-fi focused games that will impress our guest judge Jason Tagmire of Button Shy Games. The post Will it Game? Episode 27 with Jason Tagmire appeared first on One Board Family.

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Jason Tagmire, founder of Button Shy Games, discusses the process of designing and publishing small games that pack a big punch. Jason’s company specializes in 18 card games, and he’s become a master at packing a ton of game into a small package.​​ And check out Button Shy’s latest game on Kickstarter HERE. The post Small Games that Pack a Big Punch with Jason Tagmire appeared first on Board Game Design Lab.

Jason Tagmire, founder of Button Shy Games, discusses the process of designing and publishing small games that pack a big punch. Jason’s company specializes in 18 card games, and he’s become a master at packing a ton of game into a small package.​​ And check out Button Shy’s latest game on Kickstarter HERE. The post Small Games that Pack a Big Punch with Jason Tagmire appeared first on Board Game Design Lab.

On our latest pip, we catch up with Gabe Barrett, the mind and hustle behind the Board Game Design Lab (or BGDL for short) whose podcast, mailing list, and website’s mission is to help tabletop designers create fun and engaging board games. Gabe has interviewed some of the best in the biz from Tom Vasel to Jamey Stegmaier and many in between on topics that run the full gamut of making games a reality. It is one of the most widely recognized podcasts on board game design, and Gabe is also a budding game designer working on several games including The Final Flicktier! We dive into his latest game and get the lowdown on balancing content creation with game design!We talk about:D&D, Time Stories, Eldridge Horror, Ameritrash, creating experiences, storytelling, Stuffed Fables, super behind-the-scenes superhero games, crunchy puzzles, Board Game Design Lab, The Final Flicktier, dexterity games, Dino Dunk, Ascending Empires, Jamey Stegmaier, working with constraints, Rob Daviau, Gil Hova, design theory, Kickstarter, Peter Hayward, finishing bad games, developing taste before developing skills, Matt Colville, Joseph Campbell, the hero’s journey, Buttonshy, Jason Tagmire, and dungeon crawls.Check out The Final Flicktier here:https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/105507699/the-final-flicktier-relaunch

In this episode of Go Forth And Game Ryan and I are joined by Jason Greeno and Jason Tagmire to talk about their new project - PNPArcade. PNPArcade is your one stop show for print and play games. Here you can find over 30 games so far ranging from solo games to roll and writes to games from publishers like Daily Magic Games. This is one of the best, most exciting interviews I've done in a long time. I know you will learn something and will want to check out PNPArcade.com.

In this episode, Donny and Travis continue their Concept to Table series, a series dedicated to looking at the life cycle of tabletop board games from creation to distribution, including many of the steps in between. In the third episode, the LPC Crew sits down with publishers Clay Ross from Capstone Games and Jason Tagmire from Button Shy Games. Times:00:41 - Intro07:37 - Draft Mechanic Podcast!08:15 - Publishing Interview80:41 - GameSurplus.com81:05 - Wendake Giveaway, Essen   Check us out online here:Twitter | Online | Email | BGG Guild | Slack | iTunes | Stitcher | Punchboard Media | Patreon Sponsored by Game Surplus   Music: Ray Gun - FasterFasterBrighter (Blue Dot Sessions) / CC BY-NC 4.0

Are you a person who owns Star Wars: Rebellion, but it just sits there collecting dust because you don't have the time or table space for it? This week, we have a game for you! We welcome Jon Simantov to the pod, designer of Liberation, which is an 18 card game which distills the essence of what makes Star Wars: Rebellion fun into a short, tight, and fun package. Jon discusses how he was able to recreate truly asymmertic gameplay in only 18 cards, as well as the advice he got from famous designers while making Liberation. Jason Tagmire from Button Shy Games also joins us to talk about the current Kickstarter and how Liberation fits into his growing catalog of 18 card games (over 60 and counting!). Campaign: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/239309591/liberation-an-asymmetric-hidden-movement-game

For our last episode before 100, we are really excited to shine a big, bright spotlight on a few corners of the board gaming world that you might not know much about. If you want to build up some "indie cred" when it comes to some potential hot games in the future, this is the show for you! First up, we welcome back Chris Harris, who runs the Solitaire Print and Play game design contest on BGG. We spoke with Chris last year, and he's back to talk about how much the contest has grown, how excited we are for past winners and designers to move on to bigger and better things (including the publication of last year's winner, Black Sonata), and what's there to check out this year. As of the date of this episode airing, 8/10/18, the Solitaire PnP contest is still going on. You can check out games, participate in playtests, and follow conversations here: https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/2011569/2018-solitaire-print-and-play-contest Our second interview is a doozy - five people on a Skype call, and somehow it did not collapse in on itself. We welcome various folks involved with the GenCant Game Design contest this year, run in tandem with Button Shy Games. Jason Tagmire is the founder and CEO of Button Shy, while Jon Simantov is the designer of Button Shy's latest game, Liberation, soon to hit Kickstarter. They were two of the judges who declared two winners. Elizabeth Hargrave was recognized for her 2-4 player, "I split, you choose" game, Tussie Mussie, while Corry Damey contributed the 2 player tile laying game, Seasons of Rice. We get into the games, the process of picking winners, and some dos and don't for anyone who wants to enter contests like this one in the future.

Board game designer and publisher Jason Tagmire joins the show! Jason recently quit his job to become a full time publisher! To learn more about Jason or to pick up some of his wallet games, visit his site at: https://buttonshygames.com/

Its our first LIVE episode from the Granite Game Summit. This episode is just jammed full of fun. Moderator Emeritus Chris Michaud is our  main guest/cohost. We meet our friend Piper and talk about her game. Jason Tagmire jumps in to tell us “Whats the Deal?” with Moff Tarkin. And once again Gil Hova is … Continue reading "Episode 16 – Granexstravaganza" The post Episode 16 – Granexstravaganza appeared first on Flip Floreys Super Saturday Board Game Serial!.

In this episode we bump into our good friend Jason Tagmire from Button Shy games! We talk about Gelflings and Skeksis and how they would race through the countryside. We have a bunch of announcements, including one BIG one,  and our first correction! How fun is that? And don’t worry folks! We have more sniffing … Continue reading "Episode 12 – Formula Fizzgig" The post Episode 12 – Formula Fizzgig appeared first on Flip Floreys Super Saturday Board Game Serial!.

In the second half of this interview, Jason and I talk about Patreon, contests, and Star Wars.

Jason and I talk about the evolution of Button Shy Games. We discuss how he chose to focus on microgames and the trials and tribulations of being a game publisher.

Jason sits down with Jason Tagmire from Button Shy Games for a chat about his latest Kickstarter, Twin Stars: Adventure Series I. We chat about designing Twin Stars, running monthly kickstarters, and getting rolling as a small company. We also briefly talk about another popular Button Shy game, Pentaquark.   Jump on the kickstarter before it expires on Wednesday, 7/26! Also, check us out on twitter (@engn_podcast), boardgamersanonymous.com, iTunes/ Google Play Store, and wherever else solo gamers hang out! 

Tony and Gil talk to Jason Tagmire of Button Shy Games, publisher of wallet games such as Pixel Lincoln, 7 Sevens, and Ahead in the Clouds. You can reach out to Jason on Twitter @jtagmire   Hosts: Tony - Designer - @beardedroguegames Ian - Developer - @ianzangdesign Gil - Publisher - @gilhova "There It Is" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Trzy szybkie recenzje w jednym odcinku. Bo i gry krótkie, szybkie i bez nadmiernych komplikacji. Zapraszamy do słuchania. Przy okazji czemu by nie polubić naszej stronki na Facebooku i nie zasubskrybować naszego kanału na Youtubie? Zachęcamy

The Cult Film postcard game continues with Josh Mills and his Edward Scissorhands inspired dexterity game, Scissorcards. Josh joined the project just as we were about to fill up and thankfully the remaining films were right up his alley. Jason Tagmire interviews Josh about being mortal enemies, his surprising film background (that's two now!) and they touch on Scissorhands a bit.DIRECT LINK: http://www.buttonshy.com/bs/diy/DIYBG008.mp3

Continuing with our Board Game of the Month Club Cult Film Postcards, we have Jason Slingerland (Building the Game Podcast, Water Balloon Washout) and his The Big Lebowski-inspired card game, It Really Ties The Room Together. Jason Tagmire interviews him about the movie, his surprising background in film, and more.DIRECT LINK: http://www.buttonshy.com/bs/diy/DIYBG006.mp3

A few episodes ago, we started the Board Game Road Trip. Ben Begeal (PA) and Jason Tagmire (NJ) took a stab at making a game and passing it down the line. Well the first in line is Benny Sperling all the way in Texas. Ben and Benny met up and made drastic changes to the game. It's now called Paint The Roses Red, with an all new theme and a whole bunch of new mechanics.DIRECT LINK: http://www.buttonshy.com/bs/diy/DIYBG005.mp3(To download the Board Game Road Trip game, visit https://www.patreon.com/buttonshy)

Button Shy's very first Cult Film Postcard Game is out as part of our Board Game of the Month Club. The push-your-luck card game Say What Again was designed by Ben Begeal and was obviously inspired by the cult classic, Pulp Fiction. In this long form interview Jason Tagmire interviews Ben about the film and its inspiration for the game.DIRECT LINK: http://www.buttonshy.com/bs/diy/DIYBG004.mp3

Ben Begeal is heading up the Board Game Road Trip, a design project where one designer starts a game and then another designer picks it up where they left off. Ben will travel with the current version of the game, meeting up with designers, developers, and playtesters across the country. In this episode we learn about the initial design that Ben (PA) came up with and then Jason Tagmire (NJ) makes the first changes.DIRECT LINK: http://www.buttonshy.com/bs/diy/DIYBG003.mp3(To download the first two versions of the Board Game Road Trip game, visit https://www.patreon.com/buttonshy)

Jason Tagmire and Ben Begeal (designer of Say What Again, developer of many Button Shy Games) run through setting up 12 different artists for 12 postcard games, and the struggles involved. as well as the struggles of working with artists with a language barrier. They also discuss doing a small local convention and having to leave an hour into it due to Jason's business credit card being stolen. The episode wraps with some thoughts on Avignon’s current Kickstarter success.DIRECT LINK: http://www.buttonshy.com/bs/diy/DIYBG002.mp3

A dual interview between Jason Tagmire and Marty Cobb. Marty asks Jason questions about the origins of Button Shy, his gaming background, first designs and more. Then Jason interviews Marty on the same and more. It runs for a little less than an hour.DIRECT LINK: http://www.buttonshy.com/bs/diy/DIYBG001.mp3

Jason Tagmire (Designer / Publisher / Button Shy owner-operator) goes through the ins and outs of running a do-it-yourself board game company. You'll hear the how's and why's of Button Shy's overall plans and goals as well as day to day operations. There's also a standard night's to do list and world building discussion with Marty Cobb (co-designer of Wild Cats, artist of Wild Cats, Fever Chill, Pixel Lincoln and more). DIRECT LINK: http://www.buttonshy.com/bs/diy/DIYBG000.mp3

In episode 35, Craig pairs up two Word/Deck Building games in a comparison of mechanics and gameplay. First he talks about Paperback from Tim Fowers, the Dominion/Scrabble hybrid, and then he discusses Dexicon from Andrew Rowse and Eagle-Gryphon Games and the new concepts it adds to the almost stale deckbuilding genre. Lastly, Craig digs into Seven7s from Jason Tagmire and Eagle-Gryphon games, discussing its simple deck complexity. Also note, Craig is aware he is terrible at his job. Show Notes: Paperback (Tim Fowers): 8:30 Dexicon (Eagle-Gryphon): 20:30 Seven7s (Eagle-Gryphon): 38:04

Note: Podcast hosts Erin and Ryan are currently enjoying a holiday away. They offer their episode from last season's recorded episode for Couch2Con, originally posted on 8/12/14. Episode Couch2Con: How To Pitch Your Game [Repost] In Erin and Ryan's Couch2Con episode, they talk to Cory Jones, Jason Tagmire, and Makenzie Cameron about pitching games at conventions. Length: 31:50 Show Links: RSS | iTunes | Download Episode   Welcome back to Vox Republica, the Cardboard Republic Podcast! We post new episodes every Thursday, with each episode being about 20 - 30 minutes long. DESCRIPTION: This special episode was recorded for the Couch2Con project, used as a means to get people into walking practice for convention season. Erin and Ryan talk to a number of industry folk about pitching games at conventions. GUEST: Cory Jones of Cryptozoic Entertainment, and game designers Jason Tagmire, and Makenzie Cameron. RECENTLY PLAYED GAMES: N/A QUICK TOPICS: Couch2Con LENGTHY TOPIC: Being a designer looking to pitch at a larger convention. Which approaches work to catch the attention of publishers? And which don't? Are there any helpful organizations for up-and-coming designers? Are conventions even necessary for designer success? Red flags to avoid in a pitch. How to maximize your pitch's effectiveness. Being a publisher being pitched to at a convention. What qualities they look for when designers approach them. The difference between a scheduled and unscheduled pitch. Does a publisher's personal game preferences impact your odds of success? The three essential questions a designer has to be able to answer in a pitch. We’d love to hear from you! You can send questions or feedback via email at podcast@cardboardrepublic.com. You can also reach us social media, including Twitter and BoardGameGeek.   Audio Credits: Intro music track is "Swing!" by Bargo!, used under Creative Commons license.

Jason chats with game designer Jason Tagmire about his games, upcoming projects, and his favorite fillers!Jason Tagmire's game design thing - Button ShyStoryteller CardsStoryteller Cards Fantasy

Jason Tagmire helps us say goodbye to 2013 by discussing the various Kickstarter projects he’s been involved with; including an unsuccessful one. Jason shares his experiences and lessons from working through the entire process of running a project, to fulfilling it on his own. And of course, we talk about … Read the rest

In this episode we welcome to our first guest on the podcast, Jason Tagmire, game designer extraordinaire, and we review his newly released game, Pixel Lincoln! Thanks for joining us! Please check out our board game blog for more news, interviews, and reviews.  http://www.theologyofgames.com Voiceover provided by: David Bryan Lile Intro/Outro music provided by: DJSP https://soundcloud.com/bornadj

The first episode of our new podcast show in which some experienced gamers take a look at a game and we tell you our impressions about both the production of the game itself, and what it is like to play the game for the first time. The aim? To find out if the games you’re interested in will be worth playing more than once! In this show we take a look at Jason Tagmire’s Pixel Lincoln. Pixel Lincoln came out a few months ago after a very successful Kickstarter campaign and pays homage to games and consoles from yesteryear where 8bits was still strong and 16bits machines were king and queens. A light deck builder, it aims to be a game for all the family with easy to pick mechanics, terrific art work and a healthy dose of un thrown in. But does it do the trick? You’ll find out in this episode!