Jamey Stegmaier – Stonemaier Games

Jamey Stegmaier

 

Jamey Stegmaier (he/him) runs the day-to-day operations of Stonemaier Games, located in St. Louis, Missouri. Jamey designed Viticulture, Euphoria, Scythe, Charterstone, Tapestry, Red Rising, Rolling Realms, Smitten, and Expeditions, and he has had a lifelong passion for playing and designing board games. He shares his insights, mistakes, and lessons learned on the Stonemaier Games blog.

Jamey grew up in Virginia playing games like chess, Scotland Yard, Labyrinth, Milles Bourne, poker, Risk, Key to the Kingdom, Monopoly, Magic, Stratego, Dragon Dice, and hearts (and designing games like these). He attended Washington University in St. Louis and studied abroad for a year in Kyoto. He currently lives in St. Louis with his girlfriend (Megan) and his two cats, Biddy and Walter. In addition to playing and designing games, his other hobbies include indoor rock climbing, reading, writing, blogging, watching movies and sports, and playing disc golf.

His passion for crowdfunding led him to write A Crowdfunder’s Strategy Guidea book about crowdfunding, entrepreneurship, and putting customers’ needs before your own as you form a community.

You can subscribe to Jamey’s game design YouTube channel, follow him on Instagram, or e-mail him at jamey@stonemaier.com.

General Interviews with Jamey

Game-specific interviews are found on the corresponding media page for each game.

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

Parade article

From the Richmond Times-Dispatch (November 7, 2015)
From the Richmond Times-Dispatch (November 7, 2015)

1 Comment on “Jamey Stegmaier

Leave a Comment

If you ask a question about a specific card or ability, please type the exact text in your comment to help facilitate a speedy and precise answer.

Your comment may take a few minutes to publish. Antagonistic, rude, or degrading comments will be removed. Thank you.

  1. The link to the twitter account does not work.
    This account doesn’t exist
    Try searching for another.

See All Comments