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If you've been wanting to put together cards by inputting information through spreadsheets and/or CSV (Comma Separated Variable) files, and have a program magically create cards based on your spreadsheet data, look no further! Github member vaemendis has created a superb java program that takes.csv files and converts them into printable card contact sheets through the power of html and css. Use the final results online or physically through print! PURCHASE 1) Manifestation CCS (Card Creation Source) - FACEBOOK: CATEGORY: DESIGNCARD TEMPLATES / GRAPHICSICONS / DESIGN SERVICESDESIGNILLUSTRATIONICONSBOARD GAMES / TUTORIALS Promo Video This is very promising for Photoshop users.
They provide card frame templates that have flexible, convertible layouts. There are links to purchase high-quality, Fantasy (Past Age) themed, and Sci-Fi (Future Age) themed card game border templates on their website. All of the template sets come with vector icons, special layer styles, and instruction manuals that give users a very wide range of options for card customization. They also have a growing set of Icons available for purchase; and are providing Design Services ranging from Card Template Design to Icon Design, Illustrations, and everything else you could possibly need to develop graphics for Board Games.
This is a one-stop shop! 2) Game Cards Design Kit - CATEGORY: DESIGNTEMPLATES Here's another Photoshop card frame template that looks really good. Medieval style themes and apparently a good number of predefined layouts. This one's only going for $6, and it comes packed with a wide assortment of backgrounds, border element styles and more.
They've also included an instruction manual. 3) TCG - Fantasy Trading Card Game Kit in Medieval - CATEGORY: DESIGNTEMPLATES This one costs $6 as well. It looks like this one comes with 4 different pre-defined card templates (even though the promo piece says 3). A really nice medieval style theme, fine details and various color options. The promo piece also says it comes with 'Lifetime Updates.'
I guess the creator will be updating the package for its entire life-span. Might be a good deal. 4) The Game Crafter - CATEGORY: PRINTING/MARKETPLACE Added by: eponym - From what I understand about The Game Crafter, they provide ' ad hoc printing of cards in a variety of sizes,' as stated by eponym. It also seems they provide an online location to promote and sell board games you've finalized using their services. Although I don't know how long they've been around, it looks like this may be a company that is really likely to expand in their capabilities with the way they are headed.
If you need printing and promotion check them out! 5) The Noun Project- CATEGORY: GRAPHICSICONS Added by: xequalsspeed - This looks to be a really good resource for icons! It has a large pool of designers providing their well-crafted icons for commercial use (purchase) or limited use under a Creative Commons 'Attribution' license. The icons they provide are rather 'minimalist' in design so those of you looking for more detailed icon styles may need to continue your search!
Either way, give this site a look. Their search engine is really cool. 6) Collectable Card Game Template Pack - CATEGORY: DESIGNTEMPLATES If you've got more than one card game idea in mind and need high-quality predefined card designs these card game templates seem to be the right ones to go for.
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At $15 this package includes '14 ready to use' card templates in fantasy, horror, scifi and steampunk visual genres; 50 example background materials; 24 black and white texture overlays; 20 gem styles in.psd and.asl formats; an extensive.ai icon file; and a help file to help with the development of your cards! Give it a looksee. 7) Drive Thru Cards- CATEGORY: PRINTING/MARKETPLACE Added by: dabuel - An incredible resource for people looking to print cards on demand; in the same way people have resorted to selling books by printing them on demand! According to their informational.pdf: 'DriveThruCards.com is part of a family of sites operated by OneBookShelf, operator of premiere online marketplaces for eBooks and print-on-demand comic books, roleplaying games, and fiction for over ten years. Over 800 publishers-from big names you've seen in print to small press innovators-have come together to make sure customers can get what they want, when they want it. DriveThruCards is a marketplace dedicated to stand-alone card games, custom poker decks, deck-building games, and other card products delivered in high-quality printed formats.' 8) Printer's Studio - CATEGORY: PRINTING This appears to be a good source to get a deck of cards printed with custom artwork.
They have many card sizes available including: Poker Size, Bridge Size, Mini Size, Tarot Size and others. They might be a good resource to use for test deck printing.
9) Card Game Kit Template - CATEGORY: DESIGNTEMPLATES This card game template kit includes 4 different predefined template layouts/themes, that each take advantage of Photoshop's Smart Object feature, allowing you to incorporate your artwork fairly easily. It's only $5 and includes what looks to be 2 modern/present day themes and 2 fantasy related themes. Check them out! 10) Superior Pod - CATEGORY: PRINTING This is an online, print-on-demand resource that covers 6 different card sizes, custom and large game/deck boxes, and a number of other print media sure to aid in your game's development! 11) Drive Thru Cards: Publisher Resources - CATEGORY: DESIGN/ILLUSTRATION/TEMPLATES A listing of around 30 (at the time of this posting) different digital resources that can be used for anything from game prototypes, to game testing, game design and a lot more.
I'm fairly certain there will be more resources added to this listing as time progresses. 12) Drive Thru RPG: Publisher Resources - CATEGORY: DESIGN/ILLUSTRATION/TEMPLATES Here is a list of nearly 4,000 (at the time of this posting) digital resources that can be used to aid in the creation of any card game; or board game for that matter. Drive Thru RPG's market place includes everything from textures, to backgrounds; character illustrations, card templates and much more. There's a lot to check out here so make sure you know what you're searching for beforehand! 13) ePic Character Image and Token Generator - CATEGORY: SOFTWARE/ILLUSTRATION/DESIGN Quoted directly from the site: 'The program is an excellent tool to anyone who wants realistic character portraits in no time. You can simply choose what items to display on the base character, save your image with a static or transparent background and use it for anything you would like to.' 14) Sci-Fi Card Template - CATEGORY: DESIGNTEMPLATES A 3 color set of Sci-Fi themed card game templates, including both card fronts and backs.
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These Photoshop templates include 72 ppi and 300 ppi versions; but the creator states 'this product is not designed for printing, so if you insist printing it you might have trouble doing so, for which I am not to be blamed.' Seems to be a good resource for those seeking digital solutions to card game design! - These are the resources we've come across so far.
Please do share any online resources you may know of that will aid in the creation of card games! I know there are probably many more things floating in cyberspace related to making/generating artwork, promoting your games, and other things of that nature. Here's a template for cards that can be printed with standard printer paper and assembled without glue or tape. The cards should also be thick enough to be shuffleable without needing sleeves.
Assembly instructions: 1: Cut out the cards along the black lines. (There will be 4 cards per template) 2: Fold the tabs in along the grey lines. 3: Fold the card in half along the center grey line.
4: Link the tabs together (Start with the top and bottom of the card. This part takes some practice. Make sure the tabs are inside the card and not sticking out.) 5: Close the two open corners (You should see a tab and a pocket in each corner that you can link together.) 6: Once you've assembled all of the cards place them between some heavy books to further flatten them. Would strongly suggest printing out the blank template first and practicing with that before you start adding your own graphics to it.
Should help with getting used to assembling the cards. Also sorry for the quick and dirty assembly instructions. Let me know if you need any clarification on that. Oh, and if anyone DOES use this template for their own game, you can also feel free to copy/paste the assembly instructions as well.
(Assuming they're clear enough as is.).
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This script will allow you to install Pokemon Trading Card Game Online. This is the online version of the popular card game, and works in much the same way. While the game is technically free to play, you will require cards to play which can be earned through redeeming codes found in physical card boxes/booster packs, or through various in-game methods such as completing minigames. The game appears to work nearly flawlessly, with only two real bugs: 1. The QR code scanner won't work.
This is a problem with wine being unable to access the webcam hardware and would likely require a patch to remedy. This doesn't impact anything except making it so you have to manually enter product codes for redemption rather than quickly scanning them.
The client freezes when switching to full-screen mode. This problem also appeared during testing in a Windows VM, which shows to me that this is more a problem with the virtualized graphics. I haven't been able to resolve this one, but windowed mode plays fine.
