Games on a Budget - Change for Change

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United States Games for Change
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Making games is expensive! What's a scrappy non-profit or activist to do? Make games on the cheap! Not every game needs to be an elaborate video game. You can get incredible engagement and results from paper games, role-playing or even a gym game. In this workshop, we look at successful games for change made on the cheap & lay out best practices for how to get the most effective play for the buck.

Speakers:
* Greg Trefry (Partner & Game Designer, Gigantic Mechanic)



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