How many playtests is enough?

I did a few surveys around the internet a few weeks back, asking everyone the same question:

How many playtests with strangers did you do before officially launching your game?

Here are the various results:

Various social media responses

Now available for purchase!

It’s been almost 3 whole years since I started this website and blog. And I cannot believe it took so long but we’re finally here. You can now get your very own copy of Welcome to Sysifus Corp by clicking the big shiny red button.

Preorder link is now up!

Hello everybody! It’s been a while since I made an update that pertains to this blog / website. So what’s a better time than now!

Today I finished the preorder button that you can see on this website (or at this link). It took a few hours of digging through a bunch of documentation but I finally managed to get it working.

I wanted to integrate Stripe Checkout in a way that would allow me to charge shipping. At first, I was using Stripe payment links to create a simple URL that let users purchase copies of the game, but unfortunately it doesn’t let me add shipping rates to it. So that meant that I needed to find some way to get Stripe Checkout to work with my static website or I will be forced to find some sort of backend solution.

Sexy new box and manufacturing updates

Hello backers~ I’ve got some good news and some not so good news.

First the good news–

All boxes will have silver foil lettering and UV spot printing at no additional cost! You can see it clearly in this unboxing video teaser.

Silver foil lettering and UV spot printing (i.e. shiny stuff) on the game box.

Print-N-Play Version now ready!

Hello! Happy almost June and I have some good news for everyone!

Print-N-Play Backers

Your reward is now ready for download! You should be receiving an email or a message with a link to the files. Feel free to download it and print it at your convenience. Everything is on a standard US letter size paper and there are a total of 63 pages. (All cards, player mats, rulebooks, and the game board)