OEM / ODM Social-Deduction Card Game Printing
Bring an original social-deduction or party game into production with its role system, event cards, player identifiers, artwork and language editions intact. The square KILLING GAME deck pictured here serves as a manufacturing reference, using color to separate character, event, elimination and numbered player cards.
The photographed deck separates illustrated character roles, blue event cards, elimination cards and numbered player cards into recognizable groups. Players can identify each card's function quickly, while the square format gives the deck a distinct footprint on the table.
A new production project can follow the same organizational principle without copying the reference artwork. Before proofing, the buyer defines the role names, rules text, category colors, card backs, language versions, deck composition and packaging using content they own or are licensed to use.
| Planning item | Visible reference | Confirmed for production |
|---|---|---|
| Game format | Social-deduction and party-game card system | Rules structure, audience and play format |
| Card shape | Square cards with rounded corners | Finished dimensions, corner radius and tolerance |
| Card categories | Character roles, events, death/elimination and player numbers | Final category list and quantity per category |
| Languages | English and Chinese | Approved language editions and final copy |
| Print appearance | Full-color illustrated faces and coordinated card backs | Color targets, stock and surface finish |
| Packaging | Tuck box | Box structure, insert and packing method quoted separately |
Exact card count, finished size, paper stock, finish and packaging are confirmed from the approved specification.
The card specification should support the way people play, handle and store the game. Material, finish and packaging options are reviewed against the artwork, order quantity, destination market and packing brief rather than selected in isolation.
For other dimensions and standard playing-card formats, review our custom playing card printing capabilities. The custom card OEM/ODM process explains the usual path from files and specifications to proof approval and packing.
The workflow keeps every card category and language version tied to the approved specification, reducing the risk of a file, count or packing mismatch later in production.
List the card count, dimensions, category structure, quantity, artwork status, packaging and destination market.
Each file is checked against the approved dieline for bleed, resolution, color setup and version naming.
Select the agreed proofing route and review it against the card map. The reference time for a physical sample is 5–7 days.
Printing begins after artwork, construction and commercial terms have been approved.
The printed cards are finished, cut, sorted and assembled in the approved category sequence.
Completed decks are checked against the order specification before they are packed as quoted.
| Item | Reference planning information | Quotation requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum order quantity | 500 decks for standard custom card game projects | Confirmed by design, card count, finish and packaging |
| Physical sample | 5–7 days | Starts after sample scope and files are confirmed |
| Volume production | 15–25 days after artwork approval | Final schedule depends on quantity, finish and packaging complexity |
| Shipping terms | EXW, FOB, CIF or DDP may be quoted | Delivery country, postal code and preferred transport method |
| Project pricing | Calculated for the approved specification | Card count, size, stock, finish, box, quantity and destination |
Reference timings are planning estimates from the supplied project information, not delivery guarantees. The approved quotation and production schedule control the final order.
EN71 or REACH testing can be discussed according to the finished specification and destination market. FSC-certified paper options may be requested where applicable. The testing scope, material availability and supporting documents must be confirmed for the individual order; they cannot be inferred from the reference photographs.
Review the available certifications and factory documentation before selecting compliance requirements for your project.
The stated MOQ is 500 decks for a standard custom card game project. The final minimum depends on the approved card count, stock, finish and packaging structure.
Yes. The photographed reference uses square cards, but the final dimensions, corner radius, number of categories and card count are defined for each quotation.
Send the target quantity, card count, finished dimensions, category list, artwork status, preferred materials and finishes, packaging concept, delivery country and required completion date.
Multilingual artwork can be evaluated as one combined design or as separate language editions. Final text must be approved by the customer before printing.
The supplied photographs focus on the printed cards and do not show a retail box. Tuck boxes, rigid boxes, magnetic boxes and other packing formats can be quoted separately.
Allow 5–7 days for a physical sample and 15–25 days for volume production after artwork approval. The confirmed schedule is stated in the quotation and production plan.
Yes, testing and material documentation depend on the final specification, destination market and selected stock. Confirm the required standard and report scope before ordering.
Production requires original content or materials that the buyer is authorized to use. Third-party names, artwork, rules text and logos should not be reproduced without permission from the rights holder.
Send the card count, dimensions, category structure, artwork status, packaging concept, order quantity and destination country. These details allow the project team to prepare a specification-based quotation.
Final feasibility, specifications, pricing, testing, timing and delivery terms are established in the approved quotation. Do not send third-party artwork unless you have permission to use it.
