If our plan had a “Phase 5 - the next title” that would be the current FiaB make-up and the Processing Kickstarter. (We went into detail about those efforts in the three part blog series “The Road to Processing.”) GenCon 2018 brought Wendy, Queen of the Universe, as a...
This is the season to show appreciation for all the people and things that brought us together. In that vein, I wrote this history/thank you letter to all the individuals who have made Fight in a Box possible. I can’t thank these people and our fans enough for giving m...
Hedgehog Hop Pre-Orders & Processing Acrylic Sets Now Available!
With all of our backers’ copies in the mail, we’ve made Hedgehog Hop, Deluxe Edition, and HH pin are available for pre-order on our webstore! Not only that, we found some vaulted FiaB items and put them up...
Annually, 3,500+ board games are released. For small, indie publishers finding ways to differentiate yourself can be critical. One of the stand out qualities for Fight in a Box has been delivering early on our Kickstarter promise. End of the Line shipped...
In this week’s news, we celebrate the host of sci-fi references in Processing: a Game of Serving Humanity. For a while I’ve promised this confession, but there's a lot of ways to breakdown this list. I decided to focus on where I got my specific inspirat...
Here are the games Fight in a Box is working on, in the order we hope to release them. Moving forward we hope to do a “big” title and a “little” title every year, if possible.
Hedgehog Hop
Today’s big news is the Kickstarter launch date for the Hedgehog Ho...
Though things got a little jumbled in ground transport from CA, we're still going to be 5 months on our KS delivery promise for Processing: A Game of Serving Humanity. We're very excited that we can make this happen. Our fans and backers are some of the...
November 2017, Processing: A Game of Serving Humanity became our central development effort with a secret target Kickstarter launch hope of Q3–4 2018. Though we were excited about the theme, how the game looked was a blank slate.
Game design is more listening than writing. Listening is a skill. Like any skill, if you dedicate yourself to practice, you improve. The universe is full of answers. Are you in the right place and the right frame of mind to understand and apply them?
Kickstarters have a lot of moving parts. It can be a real challenge to get everything right. One common complicated element are the 'add ons' for a project. Functionally, add ons are another way for fans to show their support while also getting something...
