Deck of Playing Cards Custom Printing High Quality Paper Card Game

               

Tuck Box Size

               

Card Size

               

Custom Printed Front and Back

               

Full Color Printing

Creating a custom printed paper card game involves several steps to ensure that the final product meets your specifications and design requirements. Here’s a general outline of the process:

Game design and artwork: Work with a game designer or graphic designer to create the artwork, layout, and rules for your card game. Consider the theme, style, and visual elements that will make your game unique and engaging.

Card specifications: Determine the size, shape, and material for the cards. Standard card sizes are commonly used for card games, but you may also want to consider custom shapes or specialty finishes to enhance the game’s appeal.

Packaging design: Create the design for the game box or packaging. This may include the box artwork, instructions, and any additional components such as game boards or tokens.

Prototyping: Once the game design and artwork are finalized, create a prototype of the card game. This can be done through print-on-demand services or by working with a printing company to produce a small batch of prototypes.

Testing and feedback: Playtest the prototype with a group of players to gather feedback on the game mechanics, card quality, and overall experience. Use this feedback to make any necessary adjustments to the game design and components.

Find a printing company: Look for a printing company that specializes in custom card game printing. Provide them with the print-ready files for the cards, packaging, and any additional components.

Printing and production: Once the print-ready files are submitted, the printing company will proceed with the production and printing of the custom card game. This may include printing the cards, packaging, rule sheets, and any other components.

Quality control: Perform a quality check on the printed components to ensure that the colors, card stock, and overall production quality meet your standards.

Packaging and assembly: If the game requires assembly, work with the printing company to ensure that the cards and components are properly packaged and assembled according to your specifications.