Box backup text

To my understanding the best thing to put is a pichture of the gameplay or the game setup. The second best is picturs of some of the pices. And the worst option is just text.

The text on the back should enfecice why they should buy this game, what makes it fun, what makes it unice... Thry to also explain the concept of the game.

"This is a game about ** where the players have to utelice there workers every turn to maximice there profit." You get the idea...

Go to your Friendly Local Game Store, browse their games, and (with permission) take pictures of (or notes on) the ones that make you want to buy and/or play them. Later, review your notes and recall the ones that made the best impression on you. Borrow elements from the most memorable boxes.

Don't forget to include information that tells the customer how long the game takes, what ages it is appropriate for and how many players can play. Usually this information is diagrammed with icons and numbers, and can be found either on the back of the box or the side.

You'll also probably need to include logos of the publisher/studio, designer and artwork credits, copyright information and pricing/USB code information. So, you'll need to make sure there is room for that.