 About a week ago I received my first professionally printed prototype of the game from a print on demand game publisher called The Game Crafter. I discovered The Game Crafter about a year ago when I was just starting development on the game. My husband has a couple of books he has written available via a print on demand service, and I wondered if this kind of service exists for games. Apparently it does!
Game Crafter is a company based in Madison, WI. They can print cards, boxes, rule sheets, boards, as well as put whatever pieces or dice you need all in one package. It looks great! The playtesting I've done with this prototype definitely adds to the experience of playing it, making it feel like it is a real game. Be sure to like and follow us here: twitter.com/marryingmrdarcy facebook.com/marryingmrdarcy www.marryingmrdarcy.com
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Brad McKenzie
9/11/2013 12:02:48 pm
I love the look of the game, but am not a fan of the box size. Hopefully you will be able to create something a little smaller and more form fitting for the game. Probably something along the lines of Dice Hate Me Games' smaller boxes (Carnival, Belle of the Ball, Great Heartland Hauling Co.) would do the trick.
Erika
9/11/2013 02:58:19 pm
Hi Brad! What you are looking at is a prototype. I had very limited choices for box size for this. My print rep just helped me design a smaller box that will be more appropriate for the size of the game. Thanks so much for your interest! Erika. 10/19/2022 01:38:55 am
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