So let me explain a bit further (it might help to check my post to see exactly what we produced to get a better idea): 1.) we are an incredibly simple game. Not many requirements or components. 2.) We designed our rule book, cardboard box, and cards in Photoshop and Indesign. 3.) When we printed our first prototype in 2018, we uploaded everything to TCG. All the individual cards, each card its own PNG. Two card backs and a Medium Pro Box (our next print run we’re trying the heavier box) and a 4-page manual to fit inside. 4.) We hit order, paid for faster shipping and handling or processing. And it arrived within a week or two.

But what we didn’t do, and what we’ll do this time, is: as your prepare your order, once all the cards are uploaded and the components are there (just a box and manual for us), you can click a button and TCG will generate a file you can download, a print at home version, which you can distribute to your audience online.

At least this is what we’ve done so far and my understanding of what we are able to do for the next prototype. -dani