Custom Monopoly-style Game

Popular directions include cities, tourism, real estate, agriculture, education, business, corporate branding, fantasy worlds, transportation, history, and local communities.

Yes. Streets, neighborhoods, landmarks, businesses, tourist attractions, transport hubs, and local cultural references can all become game properties.

This format works especially well for tourism boards, local publishers, community projects, and city-themed gift products.

Yes. Companies can replace traditional properties with products, departments, milestones, store locations, services, or other branded assets.

The board, cards, currency, packaging, tokens, and rules can all follow the company's visual identity.

Yes. Traditional houses and hotels can be replaced with stores, factories, offices, resorts, landmarks, farms, towers, stations, castles, or completely custom pieces.

Typical components include the game board, property cards, event cards, currency, dice, spinners, player pieces, buildings, tokens, rulebook, packaging, and inserts.

Strategy can be increased by adding auctions, limited resources, variable property values, set bonuses, upgrade paths, negotiation, market events, asymmetric player abilities, and multiple ways to earn income or score points.

Pricing depends on production quantity, board construction, number of cards, custom pieces, materials, molds, finishes, packaging, assembly, and other specifications.

Providing us with a complete component list allows the manufacturer to prepare a more accurate quotation.

Please send us your game concept, component list, artwork, prototype, estimated quantity, and packaging requirements.

We can review the project and recommend suitable materials, production methods, and manufacturing specifications.

Ideally, provide your estimated quantity, board size, card quantities, component list, materials, packaging style, artwork status, target market, and any custom molded pieces.

A prototype or specification spreadsheet is also useful.