
Jarednw
u/Jarednw

Hey everyone! I've been a long time resident of this sub, soaking up the knowledge and expertise and contributing here and there. This is an awesome community that has helped me a ton and I think I may be able to give back with direct insight on my journey to get my game, ExoTerra, live and funded.
If you have any questions about development, graphic design, advertising, working with manufacturers, creating the campaign, or anything else, please let me know!
I would kindly ask that you just take a look at or share our launch, just clicks to the site help the internet machine do its thing! If you search for ExoTerra, you'll find us!
My Giant Mech Board Game Passion Project, ExoTerra, is Live on Kickstarter!
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Hi team,
I wanted to ask the folks here who have had minis designed for their games, did you have those designed with printing in mind, or did you have the designs modified after-the-fact to make them printable?
My manufacturer will work with me to make cuts and come up with a way to do multi-print and glue to build the miniatures out. There is a cost to this, so I was wondering how folks approached this aspect of their game design.
Thank you for everything!
Hi everyone! I have a question for the US community here who back games on Kickstarter. I've been working on my first board game project, ExoTerra,and was planning to launch the game this summer. The Kickstarter page was getting some nice attention and I was so excited but now this tariff situation is certainly impacting the math for making the project work.
How would you as a backer from the US feel about an additional 'tariff' fee being charged, post-campaign, along with the shipping cost for the game?
It seems like a way to not impact everyone globally, and also avoid having to raise the price of the game for what might be a temporary impact.
I'm trying to reduce the cost of the


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