Episodes: 96
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Listener location: USA
YouTube: 390 subscribers
Publicly listed emails
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Logan Jenkins - Tabletop game designer and longtime player with experience analyzing board games, roleplaying games, and related video games.
Greg Leatherman - Tabletop game designer and longtime player with experience analyzing board games, roleplaying games, and related video games.
Matt Lockwood - Tabletop Game Creation And Projects From UVS Games.
Bernie Lin - Tabletop Game Creation And Projects From Dead Alive Games.
Felix Podlesny - Tabletop Game Creation And Projects From Cge.
Do Board Game Boxes Say Anything? - GM2 82
October 07, 2026
Greg had a board game night and played a Clue-like. What makes it better? We're also on Pokémon Company watch with their 30th anniversary. Then we dive deep into a study that finds board game designer's expectations are not often aligning with consumer experiences. Find Logan's stuff at LoganJenkins.com. Find Greg's stuff at Leatherman.Games. Support us on Patreon. Email us at GameMechanicsCast@Gmail.com. Join our Discord! Game Mechanics is hosted and supported by The Moonshot podcast network.
Board Game 101: Poker - GM2 81
September 30, 2026
Greg and Logan talk about their weeks of games and whether or not you should drink the paint water (you should not). Then Logan brings a big Board Game 101 segment going over all things poker. Poker is used as a mechanic in lots of board games, but it's a pretty complex game all on its own! We also start some discussion about best-of categories for games. Find Logan's stuff at LoganJenkins.com. Find Greg's stuff at Leatherman.Games. Support us on Patreon. Email us at GameMechanicsCast@Gmail.c...
Who is This For? - GM2 80
September 23, 2026
We're back from Dragon Con, and only a little sick. We talk about CMON in our semi-recurring segment, "We were rooting for you!" Then we move on to talking about the Munchkin supplement book for D&D. We get into some Wizards stuff, and a lot more. A consistent theme for the stuff we're talking about today: who is this for? Find Logan's stuff at LoganJenkins.com. Find Greg's stuff at Leatherman.Games. Support us on Patreon. Email us at GameMechanicsCast@Gmail.com. Join our Discord! Game Me...
Rascal News · Medium booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners
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Podseeker estimates Game Mechanics - A Critical Tabletop Podcast reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.
Game Mechanics - A Critical Tabletop Podcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Tabletop game designers, publishers, developers, and representatives of tabletop game companies with a published game, active project, or relevant industry perspective. Common among recent guests: Created or published tabletop games; Represented a tabletop game company or active project. Recent guests include Matt Lockwood, Bernie Lin, and Felix Podlesny.
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