So how did the concept of color jam actually come about?

So the game crafter is like a print on demand company based in Madison, Wisconsin, and they host game design contests every so often.

They I had just done a couple of them.

I was very kind of like contest motivated at the time, very unranked of me.

And the one that came up was a coloring book contest basically where they wanted to put together a full book of coloring games.

And so I thought to myself, well, I can't really draw anything, so I'll, I'm not going to do this one.

And then I saw there was like a thread in break my game for this contest and Jean and a couple other people were talking about it.

Can you tell folks a little bit more about that?

Do you want to answer that, Joe? Unless you feel...

I'll go.

Go for it.

I think that this design is pretty much just as replayable as anything else that i've made um it it is different every time um and you could be a different character the characters are fully asymmetric um so they have their own player deck they have their own you know they'll have their own identity their own things that fire them up and fill their cup um so you'll be focusing on different things uh throughout the game um So there's definitely that like variety in there and then seeing the variety of the community events.

But for the most part, like, yeah, I guess I expect most people, well, like any game, I'd expect most people to play it once or twice.

But I think you'd get the message after playing it once.

And if you didn't, you'd get it after playing it twice.

makes a ton of sense to not include that so it's And there's another