The road so far A year ago, almost exactly to the date, we decided that Defiant was a game worth releasing. Here in Poland, we were entering into the first lockdown. Our lifestyle was suddenly changing; the whole world was in a state we have never witnessed in our lives. We weren’t sure what the …
Author: Marcin Kuczyński
An avid role-player and game master for the past 25 years. In the 90's he has been writing articles for the biggest Polish RPG magazine, "Magia i Miecz" ("Sword and Sorcery"). Co-author of Defiant RPG and two Polish role-playing games, "Poza Czasem" ("Beyond Time") and "Armie Apokalipsy" ("Armies of Apocalypse"). Former host of the Polish role-playing podcast, "Dogranocka". He's a finalist of the first edition of the 200 Word RPG Challenge. He divides his free time between playing RPGs, designing his own games, and learning new ones.
The rules of gathering feedback
While feedback may be extremely useful for Game Masters and designers alike, I’d like to focus on the latter. Testing your game and modifying it based upon your testers’ opinions is an essential part of the creation process. For me personally, it’s probably the hardest part as well. That is why I’ve created a set …