Designing the packaging of your game will confront you with numerous design choices. Firstly, the (a)
materials need to be chosen. The box and board itself will most likely be made out of (b)
cardboard. Other (c)
components can be plastic, metal or wooden. Often you can opt to use standard sizes and shapes, but you can also have pieces
(d) customised. Remember: anything (e) oddly shaped or sized will cost you extra. Your design choices will influence the (f) costs for production, and in turn the pricing of the game. After the design is finished, the marketing and sales (g) department will come up with a plan to sell the game. Your game will then be manufactured, and eventually it will be (h) distributed and sold.