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Board games are a classic way for families and friends to unplug and get together to pass the time. Traditionally, you buy them in a customized game box with a thick folding game board as the centerpiece. Nowadays, you’ve got the added option of a roll-up game board. But which […]

Board games are the perfect way to entertain family and friends. But if you don’t have a game to play, or you are tired of playing the same old games, you can come up with a custom board game to amuse the crowd. You only need some cardboard and a

If you’ve ever wondered how to create your own board game, finding a board game printing company and having it produced can be an intimidating process. Having your idea is one thing, but putting together all the pieces to create your own board game to sell is another. The costs

Many game creators struggled with how to write the rules of the game, resulting in repeated delays in their custom board games. However, this tedious, long and very controversial game rule is the cornerstone of all fun board games. It is by creating creative and playable game rules that players

We know you’ve got a lot of options when it comes to selecting dice and that makes choosing the right set a little intimidating. We want to make your choice easier, so we’ve put together this handy comparison of the four main kinds of custom dice: acrylic, resin, metal, and

We have to admit that it is quite complex to create a board game starting from zero. Yes, a real board game, from A to Z with the theme, mechanics, rules, cards, dice, pawns, miniatures… all that! In this article, I will share how our team experienced this new creation of

If you are a board game designer, you might have found yourself in a predicament over the past few years. Is it better to create a simple mechanic and build a theme around it? Or should you start with a great theme, and then develop the mechanics around it? The

As an independent game developer, it’s very important to understand and protect your rights as the creator of your board game, including intellectual property rights (IPR) and copyright protections. If you don’t take any steps to protect your board game, this will leave the door open for others to copy

Publishing a board game can be a daunting endeavor, particularly when deciding how best to go about it. There are many key factors to consider when deciding whether to self-publish or license it to a particular company. What it will all come down to is what you are wanting for