On the other hand of "contracts you need to make yourself familiar with you have: 5. Manufacturing contracts: check with whoever you are printing ( in the case of TTRPGs, Videogame people may skip this one and the next one) the terms of payment, timelines, and how many times you can correct files - ThreadSky

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alastorgv.bsky.social • 108 days ago

On the other hand of "contracts you need to make yourself familiar with you have:
5. Manufacturing contracts: check with whoever you are printing ( in the case of TTRPGs, Videogame people may skip this one and the next one) the terms of payment, timelines, and how many times you can correct files

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alastorgv.bsky.social•108 days ago

6. Shipping contracts: At the very least, learn the different Incoterms because they will impact how much money you need to pay in international fees or sanity, depending on which side you choose. Advice: Sometimes, it is better to pay more and not deal with importation.

alastorgv.bsky.social•108 days ago

For general self-published projects, that should suffice, but if you're on the "help others publish their games," then you need a
7. Publishing contract. Outline everything you and the author are responsible for doing, and mention the profit split, exploitation rights, etc.

alastorgv.bsky.social•108 days ago

The last step is one I would advise against unless you already have experience in doing your own projects. Next year we are working as publishers of 5 different TTRPGs (one being Xeno by @caligaes.itch.io)but it has been a trip to reach this point, and there have been lots of mistakes along the way

alastorgv.bsky.social•108 days ago

Obviously, all of this may shift depending on your games and needs but that is what has worked in our experience

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