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You CAN create your own amazing game. I can help.
Hi, my name is Joe Slack.
I’ve been designing board games since 2014 and I have helped over 6,000 game designers just like you through:
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My #1 international best-selling book, The Board Game Designer’s Guide and 4 other #1 new release books on game design
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Teaching Game Design and Development at Wilfrid Laurier University
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My online Board Game Design Course, Creation to Publication Program, and Crowdfunding Success Course
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Coaching and mentoring programs
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Several Board Game Design Virtual Summits
Check out my #1 best-selling book
Everything you need to design your game, all in one place!
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Create an amazing board game idea
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Playtest it like a pro
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Discover whether self-publishing or pitching to a publisher is right for you
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2nd edition with 14 new chapters focused on turning your game from good to amazing!
Available in paperback and ebook HERE.
Over 5,000 copies sold!
A few words from others I’ve worked with
“The course continues to get better"
“(Joe’s book) would have accelerated my progress… by decades.”
“(Joe) knows what it takes to get a game published”
"Joe really cares and wants to help. He is fully genuine in wanting everyone to succeed. He is constantly putting out content and the course continues to get better. Wherever you are on the journey, I know you’ll benefit from Joe’s experience.”
Neil Baker
Board Game Design Course student
“Without a doubt, if I had read Joe’s book back in 1989, it would have accelerated my progress and potential as a game designer by decades.”
Jamey Stegmaier
Designer of Scythe, one of the top board games of all time
“In board game design, there’s a limit to how much you can learn just from reading books and blogs; Joe has a firm grasp on industry trends, important networks to follow, and knows what it takes to get a game published.”
Patrick Hardy
Mentorship Program student