Andrew Sage
United Kingdom
Aberdeen
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Hello,
I'm looking at doing a small production run of a dice based game targeted at the family market and was wondering what people thought was a reasonable price to pay.
The game will consist of 24 custom dice in a 100 x 150 x 30mm box.
I'm looking for UK, US and European pricing views.
Thanks
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Michael Chandler
United States
Fishers
Indiana
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$9.95 US Dollars.
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Isaac Citrom
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
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I just bought Story Dice and its two sister games for a neighbour. Each game consists of about 8 or 9 custom dice. They cost $15 each.
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Atomic wedgie
United States
Vancouver
Washington
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I think that $9.95 is low. I'd think more in the $15-$25 range. If you can add player aids and player mats that would add to the perceived value.
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David Thornton
United States
Mt. Shasta
California
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As an example, Martian Dice came out last year and contains just 13 identicle custom dice, a capped dice cup (which is basically the box, and instructions, and listed for $14.95. (Though most online retailers sell it in the $10-13 range.)
So I would guess you would have a tough time bringing it in under $15. Card games with just cards can fetch upwards of $20 no problem. So if your game is good, and has decent art and graphic design, and has 24 custom dice, I would list it at a minimum of 24.95. It will sell for less most places (assuming you are not sole-distributing yourself) and note you will have to sell it to stores for markedly less.
Dice games seem to be pretty hot right now...
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Atomic wedgie
United States
Vancouver
Washington
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Yeah, what he said.
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