Yesterday, I mentioned Flash Duel from Sirlin Games. It sells for $13-$16 in the normal version (cards and rules only) and $30+ for the deluxe version (includes cards, tokens, board, etc.).
Sirlin has moved from video games to boardgames, which is what I've done here, too. He worked on the Street Fighter series, so the fighting card game angle is probably related to what he was doing for the other games. I loved Street Fighter (E. Honda can head butt you back to the stone age, by the way). It looks like Sirlin has some really high quality production values here - good art, nice components, etc. - and a consistent line of games that include the same characters, which could lead to the growth of a brand centered around his fighters.
The prices he's selling for are on the high side of what I'm trying to do - e.g., I could get a tuckbox version of my game made with more cards for probably $2-3 per copy, and then sell it for $9-10, while the nicer setup-box version (more like his Deluxe version, although without a board and tokens) would be more like $4-5 per copy and sell for $16-20.
Anyway, neat stuff, and another example of a guy having a go at this business on his own.
Monday, September 20, 2010
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