Math is hard: Why you should limit the amount of math players must do in your game:

http://www.phantasiogames.net/2019/11/math-is-hard.html

Different ways that games can obscure who’s winning:

http://www.mechanics-and-meeples.com/2019/11/12/designing-for-loss-part-one-obscuring-the-loss/

Time management tips everyone can use (audio):

http://www.boardgamedesignlab.com/time-management-and-getting-things-done-with-jason-brooks/

Game designers share their methods for dealing with setbacks in a design:

https://design100.org/41-setbacks/

Success and failure with Kickstarter and how to learn from a failed project to find success again (audio):

https://www.buzzsprout.com/4646/1867234

How to solo test your game, step by step:

https://boardgamedesigncourse.com/how-to-test-your-game-even-when-you-have-no-one-to-playtest-with/

Four lessons from Paladins of the West Kingdom for aspiring board game designers:

https://brandonthegamedev.com/4-lessons-from-paladins-of-the-west-kingdom-for-aspiring-board-game-designers/

“Express extreme appreciation for negative feedback, so that testers learn they should always speak up about issues.”

— John Brieger

Tips for what to do before you launch your next crowdfunding campaign (audio):

https://www.buzzsprout.com/4646/1679878

“Don’t be afraid to show a #gamedesign that isn’t ready, be afraid you’ve shown too late to make significant changes.”

— John Brieger

“Diversify your influences. I promise you that it’s immediately obvious if your only source of game design education comes from one book or one writer’s articles.”

— Eric Lang

“Ever playtest a game where it becomes clear the designer doesn’t really want critical feedback but just a pat on the back? Don’t be that person.”

— Jesse Catron

Pointers for designing a light game:

https://twitter.com/peterchayward/status/1192128620434776064

“Be part of a community of designers. You’ll learn just by talking through issues with other experienced people.”

— John Brieger

Reasons to use print on demand companies (audio):

http://www.buildingthegamepodcast.com/2019/11/03/episode-388-when-paul-bunyan-built-the-pnp-arcade/

“Play everything you can… The more you widen your knowledge of styles and mechanics, the easier you’ll come to see how to improve your developing game.”

— Andrew Harman

Things board game designers can learn from Root:

http://makethemplay.com/index.php/2019/11/06/learning-board-game-design-from-root/

How to make the most of players’ time:

http://www.phantasiogames.net/2019/11/time-is-precious.html

The importance of diversity in game design (audio):

https://media.wizards.com/2019/podcasts/magic/drivetowork680_diversityingamedesign_KmD2eeUT.mp3

How and why you should create a minimum viable prototype:

https://boardgamedesigncourse.com/step-1-create-a-prototype-quickly/