Before you get too far into your game design, it’s worth asking yourself who is the target audience.
— Daniel Solis (@DanielSolis)

Boston Festival of Indie Games 2014 Tabletop Game Design Showcase

Dates: Submit by June 6, 2014. Showcase on Sept. 13, 2014

Prizes: Pitch session with Gamewright Games, $1,000 from AdMagic, $150 in components from The Game Crafter, and more

http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/1157058/boston-festival-of-indie-games-2014-submissions-ar

http://bostonfig.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/TTSubmissionGuidelinesBostonFIG2014.pdf

Game prototyping tip: leave lots of white space on the cards so you can make edits as you go.
— Todd Edwards (@Wininoid)
Designing and publishing go really well together and also really go terribly together. When you can publish your own design, or assist in designing things you are publishing, it’s great. But publishing yanks all of the design time away as you are fulfilling many roles.
— Jason Tagmire (@jtagmire)
When you think your rules are done, take another pass. When you think you have the best set of cards, identify your 3 weakest ones and try to replace them. If your mind conjures an alternate mechanic, branch and test.
— Grant Rodiek (@HerrohGrant)