Welcome to the fourth epoch of The Game Crafter: entirely custom game pieces!
For a while now we’ve allowed you to make custom punchouts, stickers, cards, and other printable components all to your exact specifications. For the first time we can now do that with plastic game pieces.
You’ll start with a piece of 8 inch by 4 inch acrylic. You can choose from 2 thicknesses (1/4″ or 1/8″) and over a dozen colors. You can choose what shapes to cut from the plastic, and you can print in full glorious color on both sides of it.
If you pay close attention to The Game Crafter news feed, you will have noticed all the things we’ve released leading up to this. It started with engraved dice, then printed dice; then acrylic vials and camp fires; and most recently custom printed meeples and the Game Designer’s Ruler.
We’re just getting started with what we can do on this front, but we’re pleased to have reached this epic milestone! So what are you waiting for. The fourth epoch begins now. Download the Acrylic Shapes template and get started!
We’re just getting started with what we can do on this front, but we’re pleased to have reached this epic milestone! So what are you waiting for. The fourth epoch begins now. Download the Acrylic Shapes template and get started!
Comments
That's pretty amazing! I'm
That's pretty amazing! I'm glad you expanded your already extensive catalog of items!
Not a component I need right
Not a component I need right now, but that's pretty cool!
If you're listening, since your laser cutter is apparently variable strength, I'd love to see 2mm cardboard custom punchouts..
Always listening!
Hi Jay, glad you like it. And yep, we're always listening! :)
The best place to share your ideas for new products/features is on our Site Ideas page at https://www.thegamecrafter.com/ideas. The community submits ideas there and other people in the community vote on what they want the most. Then we try to develop those new things and make the community happy. :)
Thanks for the kind words,
Thanks for the kind words, Fertessa. Our team enjoys hearing this kind of feedback when we roll out new products/features. Happy designing!