From initial concept to production, every stage is connected to create solutions built around your product, brand and requirements — from custom packaging to printed games and tabletop products.
Structural thinking built around your product.
Custom packaging structures are developed around product dimensions, protection requirements, assembly and presentation. Engineering input helps turn creative concepts into practical, manufacturable solutions, with potential production issues considered early in the process.
Materials and components selected for the complete packaging solution.
Materials and components are selected around product requirements, packaging structure, protection needs and production considerations. Paper, molded materials, plastics, acrylic, wood, metal and other components can be combined where required to create functional, manufacturable packaging.
Color accuracy that protects your brand identity.
Brand and logo colors are managed from color matching and proofing through to press verification. This helps maintain consistent brand appearance across packaging materials, components and production runs.
Samples and prototypes to evaluate form, fit and finish.
Early-stage prototypes help validate dimensions, structure, materials, component fit and overall appearance before mass production. Potential design and production issues can be identified and refined before they affect larger production runs.
From printing and components to production and assembly.
Printing, finishing, packaging components and assembly can be coordinated within one production process. This helps reduce coordination between multiple suppliers while maintaining consistency across the finished packaging.
Transportation and drop testing where required.
Where required, packaging can be evaluated through transportation, drop and other relevant tests to assess product protection during handling and delivery. Findings can be used to identify structural improvements before mass production.
Printed components produced to your game specifications.
Cards, game boards, tiles, rulebooks, punchboards and other printed game components can be produced according to the requirements of each game. Materials, printing and finishing are coordinated to support durability, usability and visual consistency.
Components and packaging designed to work together.
Game boxes, inserts, trays and selected custom components are developed alongside printed materials to support fit, organization and presentation. Considering component dimensions and packaging structure together helps create a more practical, cohesive finished set.
Production-ready files and specifications, checked before printing.
Artwork files, component dimensions and production specifications are reviewed before production begins. Checking file setup, bleed, color requirements and component details helps identify potential issues early, reducing avoidable revisions and supporting a smoother transition from design to manufacturing.
Validate component details before production.
Pre-production samples provide an opportunity to check dimensions, materials, color, print quality and packaging fit. Identifying and refining potential issues at this stage helps reduce avoidable changes during production.
Consistent production from individual components to finished game sets.
Printing, components, assembly and packing can be coordinated within one production process. Quality checks help maintain consistency, accuracy and completeness across finished game sets.
Explore production cost estimates for custom packaging and tabletop games through dedicated web-based quotation systems. Each system is designed around the specifications and production requirements of its respective project type.
Explore 3D packaging designs and estimate project costs.
Visualize your packaging in 3D while exploring cost estimates based on your product dimensions, materials, structure and production requirements. The system helps you review packaging concepts, compare options and make more informed decisions before moving forward with production.
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Estimate production costs for your board games.
Evaluate game production costs based on component specifications, materials, printing, finishing and packaging requirements. The system helps publishers, designers and studios explore production options and plan their next steps.
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