Custom Board Games & Printing Services

At FUNWAY, we do custom board game printing for indie designers, Kickstarter creators, and publishers all over the world.

We can produce full set of tabletop game components — custom game board, playing cards, tokens, dice, rulebook, game box. Everything is made under one roof, so all parts can match well together, not like you buy from different places and they don’t fit.

From your first prototype sample to final mass production, our team will follow the whole process. We check the component list, do engineering review, make pre-production sample, and arrange the assembly step by step. This way, your game design can be made correctly even when producing in large quantity.

We have many years experience in board game manufacturing, quality is stable. Let us know if you need quote, we will reply fast.

Capability

Details

MOQ

1 piece (prototype) / 500+ pieces (bulk)

Production Capacity

10,000+ units per project

Board Size

Up to 600×900mm, custom sizes available

Card Dimensions

Poker (63×88mm), Bridge (57×89mm), Tarot (70×120mm), Custom

Materials

Greyboard, chipboard, art paper, PVC, acrylic, wood

Finishing

Gloss/matte lamination, varnish, UV coating, foil stamping, embossing

Turnaround

Prototype: 5-7 days / Bulk: 15-30 days

Certifications

FSC, ISO

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Complete Custom Board Game Components

A board game is a system of interconnected components. At FUNWAY, we manufacture every element — from the board and box down to the smallest token — as one integrated production, not separate parts. Here are all the customizable components that go into a complete board game. And of course, you can choose to customize the whole or just a part of it.

What You Can Customize

  • Custom Game Boards — Folded or rigid boards up to 600×900mm with hinge alignment and surface finishing
  • Custom Playing Cards — Cardstock selection, clean cutting, and coatings for stable shuffling
  • Custom Game Dice — Precision dice in multiple materials, sizes, and custom face designs
  • Custom Miniatures — PVC and resin figures with mold review and scale consistency control
  • Custom Printed Meeples — Player markers in wood or plastic with precise silhouettes and color control
  • Custom Game Tokens — Punchboard chips, wooden discs, and counters for scores and resources
  • Custom Game Tiles — Map and terrain modules in cardboard, plastic, or acrylic
  • Custom Game Pieces — Metal coins, wooden resources, plastic pawns, standees, and specialty parts
  • Custom Rulebooks, Play Money, Notepads & Stickers — Printed paper essentials for rules, currency, and scorekeeping
  • Custom Game Mats & Screens — Neoprene play surfaces and foldable player screens
  • Custom Board Game Box — Telescope, rigid, and magnetic boxes engineered for fit and stacking strength

Every component above is manufactured through our integrated production system — from component mapping and engineering review through sampling and mass production. Learn more about our complete custom board game printing services.

Can’t find what you want? Contact us!

We’re always happy to discuss new formats or unusual specifications. If you don’t see what you’re looking for above, get in touch. Our team will be glad to help.

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Custom Board Game Process

    Step 1: Project Definition & Component Mapping

    (Focus: Establishing the Manufacturing Baseline)

    Each project begins with a structured definition phase where all components are mapped as a single system.

    • Component list validation (boards, cards, tokens, dice, boxes, accessories)
    • Early confirmation of box size and structure (critical path item)
    • Separation of core gameplay components and supporting accessories

    Early component mapping stabilizes downstream decisions across tooling, packing, and logistics within the board game supply chain.

    Step 2: Engineering Review & Manufacturability Validation

    (Focus: Preventing Design-to-Production Gaps)

    Submitted files and specifications are reviewed for manufacturing feasibility before tooling is released.

    • Fold line, bleed, and panel alignment checks
    • Material and thickness feasibility review
    • Custom shapes, balance, and structural stability assessment

    This step reduces the risk of late revisions that can disrupt production schedules and supply chain coordination.

    Step 3: Sampling & First-Article Inspection (FAI)

    (Focus: Locking the Golden Sample)

    Physical samples are produced to validate real-world performance, not just visual appearance.

    • Size, fit, fold behavior, and surface finish verification
    • Color consistency across components
    • Functional validation under expected handling conditions

    Once approved, the Golden Sample becomes the production reference standard for the entire run.

    Step 4: Tooling & Production Setup

    (Focus: Stability Before Scale)

    Tooling and equipment are prepared based on the locked specifications.

    • Die-cut tooling and mold validation
    • Press setup and parameter calibration
    • Assembly line preparation for multi-component coordination

    Tooling release only occurs after Golden Sample approval to maintain alignment across the board game supply chain.

    Step 5: Trial Production & In-Process Control

    (Focus: Detecting Variance Early)

    Trial runs are conducted to verify process stability before full-scale production.

    • Initial output compared directly against the Golden Sample
    • In-process dimensional and visual checks
    • Line-stop procedures triggered if deviation exceeds agreed tolerances

    This step prevents systematic errors from propagating through the production run.

    Step 6: Mass Production & Assembly

    (Focus: Consistency Across Components)

    Mass production is executed with coordinated sequencing across all components.

    • Multi-component production alignment
    • Assembly and packing order verification
    • Insert fit and box packing consistency checks

    Treating assembly as part of the manufacturing process—not a final step—helps maintain consistency across the board game supply chain.

    Step 7: Final Quality Inspection & Shipment Preparation

    (Focus: Shipment-Ready Output)

    Before shipment, finished goods are inspected for conformity and packing integrity.

    • Random sampling against Golden Sample reference
    • Packaging and labeling verification
    • Export and compliance checks

    Only production lots meeting approved specifications proceed to shipment.game supply chain.

    How This Process Supports the Board Game Supply Chain

    Board game production rarely fails due to a single component. Failures occur when decisions are made in isolation—box sizes defined late, components produced independently, or samples approved without system-level validation.

    By managing manufacturing as a coordinated board game supply chain, Funway reduces variance, controls cost escalation, and improves delivery predictability across complex, multi-component projects.

    From Process to Production

    This process is shared across all Funway-manufactured components, including boards, cards, dice, tokens, boxes, and accessories.

    It allows projects to scale from prototype to mass production without introducing uncontrolled variability.

FAQ


We start at 500 sets to keep the pricing efficient.

Yes. We normally provide samples before mass production starts. At different stages, the sample may take different forms:

  • Digital proofs – for checking layout, text, and general color direction.
  • Physical samples / FAI samples – for checking size, fold structure, fit, and surface finish such as lamination.

If we make an FAI sample, that sample becomes the production reference for the mass run.

You’ll get our templates so the dimensions are spot-on from the start. We’re fine with refining technical details to get the files production-ready, but we don’t start with a blank page. The design is your part; the manufacturing is ours

Lead time depends on the build, the components, and the volume. As a rough guide:

  • Samples: 7–10 days.
  • Mass Production: 15–25 days from final sample sign-off.

Note: Adjusting the structure or tooling late in the game will reset the timeline. Re-tooling takes time, so the lead time restarts from that point.

For an initial estimate, just send over: A full component list (and how many of each item per box).
Your target order quantity.

Basic dimensions, drawings, or a reference sample. We can amend the minor specs later, but the box size and core materials need to be final. If those change mid-project, the price changes, and you’ll likely lose your production spot.

Yes, if you use our existing dies. Since we don’t have to build new tooling, we can be much more flexible with the minimums. You still get your full custom artwork and branding; you’re just using a standard footprint to keep the entry cost low.

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Launching a custom board game can be a complex and challenging process, involving dozens of decisions. We’re committed to making your board game design, printing, and manufacturing process as easy and convenient as possible. But if you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me.

We’re happy to answer all your questions about custom board game printing and manufacturing and can provide you with a quote tailored to your requirements without any obligation. Feel free to contact us—we’re always here to help!