u/LeFoxFrancais

After years of creating games in my spare time as a hobby I am finally launching my business with my first ever card game, Bananarchy! The release is on Kickstarter in just seven days!

As I get closer and closer to the date of the launch I'm curious what veteran founders have for advice? What final details should I focus on now and also for the future to ensure this is a long lasting success and something I can be proud to call my career for years to come? Thanks in advance for all your insights. I truly appreciate every one.

Thank you to the community for helping me me share my first ever game Bananarchy! As a small indie developer who initially had no intention of ever launching a game I can't believe it's only 7 days away from going live on Kickstarter! It feels surreal!

The creator of this community was kind enough to invite me onto the podcast to be one of the inaugural episodes and I am really looking forward to seeing it come out. In the meantime, I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who has supported this journey so far whether with advice, support, or with a simple follow and share. Your support means a lot to me!

Banana lovers! I need to know if this is a game that you would play? Do you like the art? Do you enjoy party games? Do you like smashing, snacking, stealing and otherwise sabotaging players bananas? If so please let me know! There are lots of Bananas for scale.

Bananarchy launches on Kickstarter on May 26th.

I'm making a card game called Bananarchy and this is for a card named "Closed" with the idea that the Monkey can't get anymore bananas because the shop is all closed up. Which of A or B do you like better? Also please tell me why so I can understand your reasoning?

If you have any art critiques or changes I welcome those as well as I can ask the artist to make changes if need be.

For reference, if you want you can compare the art style to our current game art here: https://bananarchylaunch.pickupandplaygames.com/

Hey folks! I'm brand new to using Table Top Simulator but I am very impressed with how easy it is to get things loaded up. I still have no idea how to share my game with others though or if it is even ready for that? Or really any idea how to program it. I'm definitely no code guru.

Still would love to get some folks together to try it out! Anyone interested?

Also interested in videos, tips, or advice.

I'm supposed to go on a Podcast this weekend to talk about my game and the upcoming Kickstarter but I haven't even really tried using TS to play it yet! Eeek! The game is called Bananarchy and it's a chaotic party card game where three to eight players smash, stash, snack and sabotage their way to collecting the most Bananas.

Help! If I can only print two of these Bananarchy play mats in our game which should I choose and why? I would appreciate if you rate them from 1 (your favourite) - 4 (the least favourite) and then share your reasoning!

ps. thanks to everyone who contributed to the previous post to get the mats to this point! Your insights really helped! Please feel free to also point out any feedback on these versions.

I'm designing a central game mat for Bananarchy right now. I need help with the iconography and text on the mat. I don't want to hide the images behind but I want it to be clear for the players what decks go where. Do I use Icons, or just text, or both, or none and just use outlines? Do I use fill or not?

Also what images do you like best?

Please help a fellow monkey out!

Design Gurus help! The Gorilla cards in our Bananarchy game all include special text at the top. This card is supposed to be a play on Guerilla Marketing and we are wondering which text you think is best or if there are any other ideas that could make this card more fun?

Banana lovers of reddit! I created a game all about Bananas and I want to know what you think! If you can spare a moment to tell me what you think of this trailer and whether this is the kind of game you would play the monkeys would really appreciate it!