How To Make Card Games You Can Sell
Learn everything you need to know about creating card games, how to get them funded on Kickstarter, sold on Amazon, and more!
Welcome to the course
FREE PREVIEWWho this course is for (and not)
FREE PREVIEWWhy you should make a card game?
FREE PREVIEWWhat you need to get started?
FREE PREVIEWWho should make a card game?
FREE PREVIEWHow much money can you make selling card games?
FREE PREVIEWConnect with other card game makers
FREE PREVIEWIntroduction
Traditional playing cards
Collectible cards games, trading cards, and RPG card games
Personal development, self-help, and coaching cards
Adult card games
Children's card games
Tarot cards, oracle cards, fortune telling cards
Introduction
Identify what drives you and figure out what problem your card game solve
Resources & tools to inspire your card game development
Define your audience
Introduction
Start with a simple Google search
Identify your top competitors
Review comments and ratings from competitor product (playing card deck)
Review comments and ratings on competitor product (tarot deck)
Review comments and ratings on competitor product (coaching / self-help deck)
Identify how much your competitors are earning on similar card games
Identify the sellable price range for your card deck
Locate where your competitor products are manufactured
Survey your audience
Introduction
Applying for a trademark for your card game
Working with copyright rules for your card game
Complying with product safety testing requirements for children's card games
Complying with international shipping requirements
Setting up your system to track your sales & tax obligations
Ordering barcodes for your card game
Staying compliant with Amazon
Introduction
Drafting your card game specification document
Defining your card game features
Leveraging card frameworks
Sketching your card game designs (rough prototype)
Creating a card game registration site
Requesting the card and box layout templates from your printer
Preparing to store your card game artwork files
Defining your design budget