Calling all Bad Plumbers!
It’s the place for players, mentors, 3D printing people, retailers, and more to connect about our journey to bring maximum Bad Plumbing Game fun to the masses.
Contact me if you are interested in helping me bring Bad Plumbing fun to others.
If you use social media, share pictures and videos of you having fun or offering game feedback with the hashtags: #badplumbinggame #tabletopgaming
I am looking for:
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- Social media followers and helpers – Please help spread the word about Bad Plumbing.
- Mentors and advice – I’ve benefited from pro-bono advice and mentorship. I am so thankful! I’ve just started college at Augsburg University in computer science and game design, so Bad Plumbing is very much designed as a learning opportunity. Advice on how to get on the radar of the best fit game publishers or how to scale self-published game sales (both printed and shipped OR 3D files for local printing) is especially timely.
- Play testing opportunities – in-person in Minnesota or remote (you 3D print locally and test in-person anywhere in the world and I can join virtually)
- Maker Studios Bad Plumbing Fest! – Are you involved with a “Makers studio” for youth, in a school, or on a college campus? I am looking for 10 studios around the world interested in educating young people (like me!) who will involve the students in 3D printing the game locally and running and recording a play test session. I’ll share the STL files for local printing. I could use some help translating the instructions too!
- Recycled 3D Printing Filament? – I am looking for advice on how to 3D print my game around the world with locally recycled plastic. It’s just any idea for now, but I’d love to empower kids to collect plastic bottles and recycle it into their own filament in order make their own copy of the game with a local maker space or school STEM Lab with a 3D printer. I wonder how many bottles you’d need?
