# Matthew Dunstan

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#29 - Matthew Dunstan - Relationships: A Collabstraction Prequel

Prolific designer Matthew Dunstan joins the show in a unique opportunity to link to the last episode as well as Intertextual Cardboard Experience’s famous Collabstraction Trilogy. There are many unique topics discussed here, and, to me, the ethos of most everything we talked about boiled down to t…

The Board Game Review room - Relic Runners from Days of Wonder

Relic Runners was released at Spiel 2013 by Days of Wonder and I was super keen to take a proper look. Designed by Matthew Dunstan, Relic Runner puts the players in the roles of intrepid treasure hunters who will have to search for treasure and uncover the secrets they need to obtain the relics …

Episode 332: Special Guest Matthew Dunstan

It wouldn’t be Oceania month without Matthew Dunstan, who is closing in on the title for the most guest appearances on the podcast!  In this episode, Jules and Joe chat about Matthew’s new YouTube channel, co-designing, and how he enjoys giving back to the board game design community.  We also hear…

BtC - Matthew Dunstan on Making and Nurturing Connections with Publishers

In this episode of Behind the Cardboard, host Ellie Dix sits down with prolific designer Matthew Dunstan, co-designer of Battle for Boulders, to talk about the art of building and maintaining relationships with publishers. They explore why nurturing these connections is so valuable, strategies for …

4-04 : Farmer's Amusinac w/ Matthew Dunstan

This week, we are honored to have Matthew Dunstan join our little program. We talk about player elimination, and how best to use this mechanic that has been shied away from in recent years.

The Hobbit: There and Back Again

Before Dr. Reiner Knizia invented areas, everyone and everything was simultaneously co-located and yet distant all at the same time. It was primordial chaos. Movement was effectively impossible, as Xeno demonstrated; then Knizia did don his Bow-Tie of Delineation of Time and Space and constrained a…

GDU 144 - Waypoints

In episode 144 of Game Design Unboxed, we talk with freelance game designer and co-founder of Postmark Games, Matthew Dunstan. Matthew shares how his curiosity for understanding what happens behind the scenes led him from being a sports referee and umpire in Australia to moving to the UK, where a …

Game Design Unboxed 144 – Waypoints

In episode 144 of Game Design Unboxed, we talk with freelance game designer and co-founder of Postmark Games, Matthew Dunstan. Matthew shares how his curiosity for understanding what happens behind the scenes led him from being a sports referee and umpire in Australia to moving to the UK, wher…

Top 8 Debate Ep. 95: Matthew Dunstan

Join your Hosts Daniel and Daniel a in another Top 8 Debate episode. In Episode 95 we debate the top 8 games (that we have played) by the board game designer Matthew Dunstan. We debate these games using our G.A.M.E.R. criteria, their sub criteria, and our new debate clock to take out as much bias a…

Boardgames To Go 258 - Elegance in Boardgames (with Greg Pettit)

Please join us on the Boardgames To Go discord server where you can chat online with other podcast listeners. Which is more elegant? Perhaps they both are? @Gregarius Openers: • Mark: dnup • Greg: Gold Country What the heck is "elegance" in boardgame design or play, anyway? Can it be defi…