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Tag: board game design
Free Card Creator Software – HTML, CSS & JS Based
Jubbly, a new tool for programmers and game designers, allows easy creation of game cards using HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Users can design card decks from CSV files, ensuring compatibility for both digital use and home printing, including CMYK tips. It simplifies card making and enhances game designing. Check it out on GitHub.
Test Prints from Ivory Graphics – Review
I received my first professional game card prints from Ivory Graphics, UK, and the output was impressive, featuring excellent card stock quality that feels great, shuffles well, and arrives in a stylish box. Despite this, the cards slightly lacked the color intensity seen in my home Canon G650 prints, particularly in the red and blue…
Paradice 2024 – The Good and the Bad
First of all, we want to say a HUGE thank you if you came and playtested with us at Paradice. We had great fun playing with you all, and we can’t wait to see you at the next one! You shared some fantastic feedback with us during the event, and we’ll delve into some stats…
Meet the Dragons
In the world of Prima Solcul, dragons have reappeared, wielding chaos and magic. Dragonborn, humanoids with dragon-like features, serve the dragons. The dragons, like Nummiarth and Daoshen, seek power and followers. They are feared for their destructive retribution towards those who seek artifacts of power. This conflict is central to Quaeleon’s Quest.
Meet the Kingsmen
After magic’s return to Prima Solcul, King Xartan faced a conspiracy accusing his soldiers of hoarding supplies for favor with magic folk. The chaos culminated in a destructive riot during the Solcul Day harvest festival. The city split, and the Kingsmen, though facing defections, remained powerful. Sir Aidan’s leadership weakened due to his sister’s alliance…
Now on Tabletop Simulator
Quaeleon’s Quest is now fully accessible for free on Tabletop Simulator. Players can enjoy playing the game at their convenience.
Exciting Times Ahead for Quaeleon: November in Review
November has been a month of research. We’ve had manufacturing quotes, kickstarter research, board gaming and loads of videos to watch.
Paper and Printer Choices for Prototyping Game Cards
Printing game cards doesn’t require a high-end printer, a cheap one can give good results. The Canon MG3250, Epson ET-2850, and Canon G650 printers were compared using three types of paper. Glossy paper gives sharpest results. Bulk ink printers are cost-effective for printing over 500 cards. However, ensure the printer uses only dye-based inks, not…
What We’ve Learnt This Week (25th September 2023)
Have you ever wondered what goes into making a brand-new board game? So have we! Why not follow along while we figure things out. This week we have been learning: How to design and make stickers. We want to be able to offer promotional materials to help spread the word. Everyone loves a cute sticker,…