Printing small numbers of games

Never tried them myself but some have recommended:
www.thegamecrafter.com

You can also try http://www.superiorpod.com

They can print game boxes (in certain sizes) and shrinkwrap them. You can even get foam inserts for the boxes. They can also print custom chits unlike thegamecrafter. They have slightly better quality than thegamecrafter and are a little less expensive. Thegamecrafter is a lot more user friendly, better turn around time and has much better customer service. Its best to email superior pod for a quote. Thegamecrafter has an online cost estimator to give you a rough idea but I've found it to be a little off. For either site just keep in mind that the cost of the cards changes per sheet. Printing 2 cards costs the same as printing 16 at gamecrafter and 18 at superior pod. So its best to adjust your cards to multples of 16 or 18 for cost efficiency.

I think that's been asked before, and if I recall the answer was "not that anyone is aware of" at that time :/

however, i'd suggest finding a local book or boxprinter and talking to them- they should be able to handle most of your needs for printed materials, and then you could hit up http://www.plasticsforgames.co.uk/ for non-printed components.

actually, that's assuming you wanted a small run (like, 250 to 1000). for a micro-run like 50, i'd actually recommend doing it all by hand- get things printed on nice paper at your local copy shop, cut and spray-mount them on the board/boxes yourself, hand-collate, etc.

if you get a company to do it for you, at 50 copies, you will be paying WAY more per copy than you will think is reasonable. I'd say would be extremely lucky to get out the door for $50 a copy (for, say, something similar to monopoly) at that low of a run (and that's assuming your non-printed bits are all standard ones like pawns and plastic chips and non-custom dice) - if you had someone else do everything for you.