Print Samples Arrived!

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High & Low: Print Samples Arrived from Whatz Games! Nervous Excitement!

The day we've been eagerly anticipating has arrived! Whatz Games has sent us the print samples for High & Low, and we're buzzing with a mix of excitement and relief. As a small team, we've poured our hearts into designing this game, and seeing the printed cards is a major milestone.

A Canva Conundrum:
We'll be honest, we were a little nervous. We used Canva for our design process, a fantastic tool for its accessibility and user-friendliness. However, Canva doesn't offer the same level of color adjustment and fine-tuning that professional design software provides. We were concerned about how the colors would translate from our screens to the printed cards.
But... They Look Amazing!

Our worries were quickly dispelled! The print samples from Whatz Games are absolutely stunning. The colors are vibrant and true to our original design. The card details are sharp and clear. Even without the specialized color adjustments, the quality of the printing is excellent. We were so happy to see that our Canva designs translated so well into a physical product.

Whatz Games Delivers!

Whatz Games has once again proven their expertise and commitment to quality. Their printing process has captured the essence of our design, and we couldn't be happier with the results. The cards feel great in hand and the print quality is professional.

Anticipation Builds:
Holding these samples has only intensified our excitement for the final product. We can't wait to see the complete game, with the finished box and all the components, in our hands. It's truly incredible to see our vision come to life.
The Power of Partnership:
This experience has reinforced the importance of partnering with a reliable and skilled manufacturer like Whatz Games. Their ability to deliver exceptional print quality, even with our Canva-based designs, has been invaluable.
Almost There!
We're one step closer to bringing High & Low to your tabletops! We'll continue to keep you updated on our progress as we move towards the final production run. Stay tuned for more sneak peeks and updates! We are so excited to hold the final product in our hands.

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