Printion · Small projects · Quoted individually
Digital board game adaptation
Your rules. A new way to play.
You are a designer or publisher and want to see your game on screen. We use your rules to choose a representative sequence, make actions easy to read and test what a digital version brings to play.
Let’s scope your first versionA result you can test
What we prepare together
- A rules review and selection of a representative turn.
- A playable interface for the selected actions and turn resolution.
- Usability observations and the next adaptation steps.
An example to help scope your request
Example brief: play one turn of a two-player card game on a shared screen. Test card selection, effect resolution and result clarity before considering remote play.
The right
questions.
How much does a small prototype cost?
The price depends on the mechanic, available assets and intended delivery. We focus on a small first scope with an individual quote. Tell us your budget: we will explain what is feasible before any commitment.
Can the prototype launch on Steam or mobile?
A prototype is initially for testing an idea. A public release needs additional work: compatibility, testing, store pages, publisher accounts and support. We can assess that step in a separate quote.
What should I send to get started?
A few lines about the main rule, your audience and what you want to test. Add rules, sketches or images if you have them. We then agree the deliverable, budget, timeline and included revisions.
Can I request a demo of my idea?
Yes. Explain what you want to see in your request. We discuss feasibility and terms before starting a custom demo; a request does not automatically start free production.
An idea is enough to get started.
Send the main rule, what you want to test and your budget. We will tell you whether we can build a first version together.
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