The first day of my campaign was great! It started with a few minor issues, but I had a steady stream of backers and hit my own personal goal of getting $600 (10%) the first day out of the $6,000 I need to fund the project. Thanks to this we have been projecting well on Kicktraq. Being a first-time publisher, I know this is a race and not a sprint. I’ve received comments on how well organized the page is, the entertaining artwork and the game looking entertaining. All great c

Growing up you’re taught not to talk to strangers but then you’re told to make friends. These two things always seemed to clash in my mind. I was a very social kid that grew up into an extrovert. As an extrovert I enjoy meeting new people, hanging out with friends and for the most part don’t mind talking to random people. Networking has always seemed to be a super power of mine. Because of this “super power” I met one of my friends Ryan Costello. Our story began like most. Gi

In the beginning of designing Nut Stash I knew I was going to need an artist. I grew up taking every art class I could and dreaming of being a comic book artist. But I had become rusty in my adult life. Through working two jobs and wanting a social life I hardly find time to draw beyond a sketch for work. I’m a trained graphic designer by trade and mainly use the computer over a pen or pencil now. Since I grew up loving cartoons and comics, I wanted Nut Stash to have a Saturd

The idea for Nut Stash came while driving home from GenCon in 2017. My Fiancé and I had a long running joke that I was like a chipmunk because I stuffed my cheeks like one and could talk like Alvin & the Chipmunks. While she would yell “squirrel” anytime she saw one, like how I imagine a dog does. The theme of a species verses game fit the mechanics I was imagining. I recently had played two dice games called Farkle and Tenzi with my Aunt Sue. The games made me realize how mu