Heartbreaker game

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Delaware Online The News Journal. The Gainesville Sun. You've got to get it out of your system before moving on. In fact, I'd say that my second novel is an answer to a mode that jazzed me during high school. Only the third novel begins to break out. I think it's true in game design as well. It's a normal process many people need to go through to break through that initial mode that inspired them. There's nothing wrong with it as long as they understand what it is and don't overcommit themselves which is always a danger in self-publishing.

Heya, That's a very appropriate insight, David. And I can see a direct corrolation there. The main thing I want to stress, as you did, is to not sink your life savings into producing your first RPG especially one that mimics or tries to fix an RPG already in print. Learn the process first, then make a more informed decision. Peace, -Troy. Can you give some examples?

Your definition of Heartbreaker seems broader than Ron's. He has a three-point definition along with 12 examples. I think there's room for incremental designs which "fix" other designs. Neither appeal to me, but they've been well received elsewhere. I think the main thing is not to ruin your livelihood making a risky print run. But I think trying to refine and improve can be a good approach, especially if you're trying to refine a game which hasn't been done to death.