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Jason Anarchy
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Board Game Designer, DIY Publisher, Big Biceps. Known for Drinking Quest, Cheese Factory, Master Dater, Newfoundland Jam, Your Friend is Sad, REAP + Others
Had 100K followers on the bird site but was tired of billionaire grifters being the main character.
Tweets are a mix of comedy and board game industry insights.
Running a DnD live play at Fan Expo this Saturday!
We have some rad people as players and a great mechanic for audience participation!
Oiling my biceps
Don't stop be-reaping: https://www.drinkingquest.com/games/b6m61274o507ze1tiudf5uzcpqagbn
REAP — Jason Anarchy Games
A Spooky-Cute game of Grim Reaper Soul Stealing Strategy! Choose a REAPER MEEPLE Choose a SPOOKY SCREEN Every round, secretly bid SKULL TOKENS on a NEW REAPER CARD Strategically use your Skull Tokens to SWEEP, KEEP or REAP Win SOULS and go for BIG COMBOS, first to NINE SOULS wins th
REAP is a strategic game about becoming death that has 70 different grim reapers
Now available here: https://tinyurl.com/2vrk9zcz
Cheese Factory — Jason Anarchy Games
Jason Anarchy and Tiny Snek Comics join forces once again to make the definitive game about cheese craft! We did no actual research about cheese before we made this game. Make your own Dr Seuss-esque cheese factory will ridiculous machines, strange animal chefs and nonsense ingredients. “Extra Ch
Build your own custom cheese factory and start CHEESE FIRES in the exciting world of CHEESE FACTORY
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How are things here?
I can't believe that greedy mayor let Jaws, the shark eat all those people that one time
With nearly all the Kickstarters I've done, it's usually been a case of "Under promise, Over deliver"
That probably hurts the initial number of people backing but increases satisfaction of those who backed when things are better than they expected
So then, they're more likely to be back next time?