You made it to week 8! I bet you are excited to see the final product of your hard work. We are too. Share a photo of your final game, in whatever form you published it, with us on Instagram using the tag #designagameproject. Before you do that though, you need to get this project published.
You could publish by creating a print and play game. That would mean creating a PDF of your game that you can print and send to others to print too. This is a cost effective method and easy to share. We have many print and play games from PNP Arcade and just love them.
Find our PNP Arcade review here.
Another option is to publish to a tabletop simulator. If you are going to do this, The Game Crafter's component studio is an easy to use option to do this. Publishing your game from the app should be fairly easy.
Finally, you could get a print copy from The Game Crafter. There are other print companies you could choose from, this is just the one we like to use. This video will walk you through some of the process of using the game editor.
It can take a few weeks for your game to ship to you. We were very happy with the shipping time, especially since ours was shipped internationally. The Game Crafter is based in Wisconsin. The quality of the components was very good. The kiddo can't wait to produce more games.
Thanks for going on this journey with me! I had a blast putting this class together for you. I hope you enjoyed the process and learned some things along the way. And if you want to check out Steorra, you can find it on The Game Crafter here.
Homework
Finish the production of your game
Have fun playing it
Tag a photo of your game on Instagram with #designagameproject
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