Imposter Syndrome & Board Game Design - How many playtests is ENOUGH?
As tabletop game designers we frequently put ourselves under insane pressure - set ourselves unachievable goals - and compare ourselves to other professionals who work in a totally different context with totally different resources, finances, support & ability. It’s a recipe for imposter syndrome. So when is a game ready? And how much playtesting do you really need?

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