The final test copies of Jagger Arena have arrived. Everything looks good. Going to give my artist a chance to look it over, and then I’ll be ready to publish.

There’s now an entry for Jagger Arena on BoardGameGeek.

The last test print run showed that some of the art needed some color adjustment. My artist has done the work and delivered the final art. I’ll be putting together the files soon and do one final test print to see how they come out.

If all goes well, then Jagger Arena will be ready to publish some time next month!

From out of nowhere, I had some ideas to improve DelvenDeep. I pulled it off the backburner and moved it to pre-alpha. It’s a large game, so the changes will take some time. Looking forward to getting the changes tested.

I’m glad to be working on this game again. It has a lot of things I like in a game (fantasy adventure, deck building, monster bashing, loot collecting).

My artist has sent me a sample of the box art design he is working on. I’m very happy with it.

The Jagger Arena beta prototype copies are on their way to the playtesters, along with one copy for my artist.

I know my artist is going to want to make some adjustments. The blue on the data source cards needs to be a little brighter. The backs need to have the border removed, to hide any drift during printing.

Hoping to get some feedback soon from my playtesters.

The beta prototype for Jagger Arena just arrived on my doorstep. There are a few adjustments that need to be made for the final version. The blue art needs to be a bit brighter, and the card backs need a full bleed image (instead of a bordered image).

Shipping these to my playtesters this weekend. Looking forward to getting their feedback.

The beta prototype for Jagger Arena is at the printer. I should receive the copies by the end of the month. Then, they will get distributed to people for the final playtesting phase.

My artist has delivered the art. I’m currently adding text to the cards. Once that is done, I’ll do the final prototype print run to see how everything looks.