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30 recommendations and reviews from 26 people
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November 11, 2020
vulcanfeminist asked:My daughter (7) made up a board game, it's actually really cool and I want to make it into a "real" (printed) game for one of her xmas gifts. Recommendations on good game printers or DIY options? Basically what the title says. I started researching how to get this created and there are so many different options that I'm overwhelmed. I would really love to hear from someone who has used a printing service or who has used a DIY kit and had a good experience so that I can have a little direction in my search. Many thanks!
Lordnine replied:https://www.printplaygames.com/ is another option. Quality is pretty good but make sure to leave plenty of time for shipping.
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September 1, 2017
Kaelyn L. asked:Question: Anyone know where to get a deck of cards printed? Or would I have to get prints and then cut them out myself?Brian W. replied:printplaygames.com is good too!
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March 29, 2017
roooof asked:So if I were to make RUTHCon promo cards - suggestions on where to print them?Daniel N. replied:https://printplaygames.com/
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October 4, 2015
Dan M. asked:Hey gang! I'm in need of printing out some artwork on punch-out heavy card stock. Does anyone have any recommendations on who I can work with?Mike M. replied:http://www.printplaygames.com
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July 13, 2015
Odd H. asked:This is a prototype question. I am aware of most of the print on demand sites. I am looking for one I can give an illustrator file that has a full deck set up for sheet printing and they can print for me. It looks like most want you to separate each card. When I printed a deck of cards last year the printer gave me 3 sample sheets. I had to pay $50, but if I used them for printing it was free. I ended up using them. In this case not sure yet, just want to print without separating files? Any suggestions. I could hire someone to do for me. i don't mind spending a little extra, just asking around first.Eliot H. replied:Also, it's really hard to just give a printer a full sheet of cards for POD and expect there to be no work necessary. PrintPlayGames.com has sheets of 18 or more. But most POD doesn't print large enough to do a whole deck on one sheet, which is what you're asking for. If you're doing a deck where the cards have a pattern, you could use the InDesign data merge trick to work with your cards the way you want for demonstrations, then re-output as single cards when you're ready to print.
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June 18, 2015
Nicolas F. asked:I am looking for a compagnie to print a small number of games (maybe 5-10), including the board, cards, etc. Do someone know with whom I can do business and have a good result... for a reasonnable price?Chris R. replied:https://www.thegamecrafter.com/ and http://www.printplaygames.com/ both can do it.James C. replied:What Chris said. I've used PrintPlayGames.com for small runs of game components and they've always done an excellent, fast job.
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May 30, 2015
Ulrich W. asked:Hi, I have just finished designing a board game, however everything was hand/homemade. I would love to have it created/supplied by a professional group/business/company. Does anyone have any idea on where I could find someone like that or where to start looking? Thanks.Rory K. replied:Ulrich you can try this site http://www.printplaygames.com/
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April 26, 2015
Brian F. asked:Other than The Game Crafter, does anyone know of any other print on demand companies in the USA? This would be for a game with Dice, Cards and Chits and a rule book.Matthew W. replied:Only two I know, and only by proxy, are Superior Pod (already listed) and Print and Play Productions ( http://www.printplaygames.com/ )
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February 10, 2015
John C. asked:Does anyone know where I can find cardboard octagon tiles for a prototype I am putting together. Can't find them on Amazon and a Google search only reveals flooring tiles. But I know they exists for game prototypes. Anyone know where I can find them?Jason M. replied:Seriously, everything you need of at printplaygames.comWylliam J. replied:printplaygames.com is probably better
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June 18, 2014
Jason K. asked:Hey everyone—I'm looking for information on printing a quality sample of a full game board. I see that the TheGameCrafter has square boards, but I'm looking for a rectangular board. Any recommendations / alternate solutions?Mack C. replied:Print and Play Productions is great. http://www.printplaygames.com. Andrew Tullson is great to work with, though has a bit of a backlog on occasion.
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June 13, 2014
Terence G. asked:Does anyone know where you can get 20x20 boards print on demand? Game Crafter is 18x18Gray D. replied:http://www.printplaygames.com should be able to do that as well. Got a bunch of stuff from them before, but never a board.
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April 30, 2014
Jenny K. asked:I am in need of getting 2.5x3.5 cards printed up (style similar to MagicTheGathering). Would anyone have a company they would recommend? Thanks in advance.Jeff S. replied:http://www.printplaygames.com/ looks good. I haven't actually used them yet
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March 22, 2014
Frank A. asked:Does anyone have any recommendations for a U.S. manufacturer to craft a small 200 print run of a game that contains 45 square tiles (anywhere from 1x1 to 2x2) The Game Crafter prints 2x2 on sheets of 35, so the extra sheet makes it cost prohibitive.Brian S. replied:Try www.printplaygames.com
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March 9, 2014
Adrian A. asked:Where is the best place to order custom dice?Gabriel C. replied:i just got some from https://www.printplaygames.com/ Blank cubes. i print my own stickers on avery labels. easy.
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February 13, 2014
Jessica B. asked:Who prints prototype boxes? I'm looking for a 10" x 10" x 2.5" box, needing to print 4 or 5 each of 2 designs. Gamecrafter doesn't make the size I need, Print & Play Productions comes very close, Rolco not quite as close. Any other suggestions please!Andrew T. replied:(I'm from PrintPlayGames.com)Jeremy W. replied:Print & Play Productions will do custom boxes. Andrew's done a few for me.
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January 6, 2014
Chris N. asked:Does anyone have recommendations on places to get smaller/early runs of cards printed? Ive heard of the gamecreafter, but just looking for options to get early demo copies of my game made.Scott L. replied:Personally, I like Gamecrafter for cards. http://www.printplaygames.com also does great work, although I've never used them for cards. I assume their cards would be of high quality though.Matt W. replied:I've used http://www.printerstudio.com/ and http://www.printplaygames.com. The cards from http://www.printerstudio.com/ were much better quality. They are thinner than typical cards, but they shuffle well and they've been holding up well. And their web tool for ordering decks is very flexible. It's very easy to order the exact deck you need.
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December 8, 2013
Jarek S. asked:Hey everyone, I need help with a school project. I have to make a card game, I just need to know who will print 100 cards quickly. The project is due in a couple of weeks and I just need them to print and ship me the cards as quickly as possible. Also can anyone link me to a site where I can get ships and cars/truck pieces in 4 colors (red, yellow, green, blue). Thanks everyone!Kiva F. replied:Also http://www.printplaygames.com/ for the cards if you want someone else to print for you. We usually design our prototype cards in Word, print and cut at Kinko's, and put them in sleeves.Dane T. replied:www.printplaygames.com
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September 26, 2013
Russell S. asked:I was going to order some tokens and pawns from the Game Crafter, but they aren't going to ship out my order until after our local game con. Does anyone know where I can get pawns and car tokens by the 5th of October?Don L. replied:Andrew should be able to help you out. http://printplaygames.com/
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February 18, 2013
Matt C. asked:Does anyone have a recommendation for a box manufacturer? Or... Has anyone made a lot of copies of their game assembling stuff at home after ordering piecemeal (cards from one manufacturer, board from another, etc)?Edward W. replied:It depends on how many copies of the game you plan to produce. For just a few copies, I have heard good things about printplaygames.com (I have not used them yet). For larger quantities, try searching for 'set up boxes". There are lots of box manufacturers out there.
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December 2, 2014
Lazorith V. asked:So, I'm looking to get 5 Presentation boards created for my game. The full board spread is 15'' by 15'' with roughly 10 colors. Any ideas on where I can go to have these created at a relatively cheap price? This Presentation board is supposed to overcome my hand-made Proto-Type. I need this to be more visually appetizing for those I am presenting it to. I am hoping for heavy cardstock to make a durable backbone for the board. Hopefully one that can be folded.James M. replied:Not sure what you're really wanting, but I use these guys to make higher quality prototypes for reviewers: http://www.printplaygames.com/
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July 16, 2014
Ian S. asked:So I need to print a nice copy of my game soon. It's been very successful at my local store but I'm going to need to take this show on the road if I hope to launch a good kickstarter - so I need a nice copy to take places with me to demo. My cards are simple, text and an icon on each card. I don't care about the lowest price as this is a one-of for now, I want a copy that can weather a fair amount of play-testing and I'm happy to pay for that as long as I'm not getting robbed. US companies preferred. Recommendations?James M. replied:Print and Play Productions makes decent 1-up hand made prototypes. http://www.printplaygames.com/
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June 22, 2014
Manuel C. asked:Have you used a service to print out "professional-looking" prototypes? If so, which would you recommend? I'd like to print out a few copies of an 80 card game, and I'm based in Europe.James M. replied:If it's just cards, then TheGameCrafter.com, PrintPlayGames.com, DriveThruCards.com, or PrinterStudio.com all do great work. The first two would be best if you need dice/bits and box. Of course most of these are in the USA but PrinterStudio is in China so that might be your best choice.
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April 11, 2014
William U. asked:Does anyone know where I can get custom dice for my prototype? I need six sided dice with three symbols on each face. I would prefer a local company but an online store would work too.Randy H. replied:I order printed stickers and 19 mm dice from PrintPlayGames.com.Randy H. replied:Here's an example of one I ordered from PrintPlayGames.com. These are custom printed .5" stickers placed on 19 mm dice. They look really great. I sent PrintPlayGames.com a PSD with the design, and they printed them and stuck them on the dice for me.Randy H. replied:PrintPlayGames.com and TheGameCrafter.com are both great for prototypes, and they can both go way beyond dice. PrintPlayGames.com has way more custom cardboard pieces and shapes and sizes (they made my final demo copy of Relic Expedition that I demoed at Gen Con last year). TheGameCrafter.com's cards are a bit more professional. I'd recommend taking a look at this recent blog post from Jamey Stegmeier. He ordered his preview copies for his $450,000+ Kickstarter campaign from PrintPlayGames.com, and that's who I would use for the same reasons. http://stonemaiergames.com/kickstarter-lesson-83-custom-meeples-and-review-prototypes/
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