RPG Design Panelcast Jason Pitre

Recorded at GenCon 2020 Online
Hosted by Jason Walters and featuring Brian Dalrymple, Jennifer Ward, and Cat Tobin.
This panel was hosted by Indie Press Revolution as part of GenCon 2020's online panel selection on behalf of the panelists.
Brian Dalrymple- https://www.facebook.com/AdventureGam...
Jennifer Ward- https://www.facebook.com/crazysquirre...https://twitter.com/csgamestore
Cat Tobin- https://twitter.com/CatTHM

Recorded at GenCon Online 2020
Presented by Jason Walters, Pamela Punzalan, Wilson Zorn, and Maurice Poplar.
Indie Press Revolution hosted this excellent discussion on the ideas and games at the forefront of modern RPG Design in the year 2020, during this special panel at GenCon Online.
Pamela Punzalan - https://thedovetailor.itch.io/https://twitter.com/TheDovetailor
Wilson Zorn - https://twitter.com/zornwil
Maurice Poplar - https://twitter.com/MauricePoplar

Recorded at GenCon Online 2020
Presented by AC, Kira Magrann, Wilson Zorn, Jay Dragon, and Lucian Khan.
 
Streamed live for Gen Con Online 2020. You can find games from all these creators on IPR's website, linked below!
https://www.indiepressrevolution.com/...
Find Kira Magrann at - https://twitter.com/Kiranansihttps://kiramagrann.itch.io/
Find Wilson Zorn at - https://twitter.com/zornwil
Find Jay Dragon at -https://twitter.com/jdragsky
https://jdragsky.itch.io/
 
Find Lucian Kahn at - https://twitter.com/oh_theogony
https://necromancy.itch.io/
 

Recorded at Metatopia 2019
Presented by Jennifer Gutterman, Shawn Roske, Tim Blank.
Are you an educator wanting to gamify your classroom? Are you building a traditional education game? Do you want your game to be fun but also teach the players about something? This is where we can discuss ideas, workflows, deployments and examples of games in education, gamification in the classroom or building games that teach.

Recorded at Metatopia 2019
Presented by Tim Rodriguez & Beth Rimmels.
Card games are a classic design model that have already expressed innumerable possibilities. We'll talk about classic styles of decks, iterations on classic games, alternate formats, the mathematics of card games, and why we all love them. We'll also consider and critique ideas and concepts and talk about why or why not to choose this design format.

Recorded at Metatopia 2020
Presented by Dexter Duckworth, Elsa Sjunneson.
The Distant Future, the Year 2000: Updating Cyberpunk for the 21st Century. The hard-hitting themes of social inequality and corporate exploitation found in cyberpunk are as relevant now as they were in the 80's, but not everything in the genre has stood the test of time. This panel will dive into how both the technologies and sensibilities found in cyberpunk can be updated in order to design games that are timely and inclusive.