Board game, card game or mini game? Choosing the right format for your business

Want a custom game for your company but unsure which type to choose? Start with who will play it, where they’ll play and how much time they’ll have. At a trade fair stand, you need to get people involved quickly. During team training, you can allow more time for shared decisions.

At Chci Deskovku, we design custom board games, card games and mini games. We adapt each format to your theme, brand and intended use.

Card games: from familiar favourites to original rules

A custom card game works well for company events, customer campaigns and client gifts. It’s easy to carry and offers plenty of ways to include your products or services.

Qvarteto, for example, can introduce different product ranges through collecting sets. A memory pairs game can help players connect images and ideas. We can also create traditional playing cards with your artwork or design an entirely new game.

Card games don’t have to be short or simple. It depends on the rules and who you’re making the game for.

Mini games: a quick way to get people involved

A mini game suits a short event activity, a competition or an introduction to one topic. It can also be included with a product.

Customer Flow, for example, takes players through the steps of a service. Connect matches customer needs with suitable solutions. We adjust the content and difficulty to suit what you want players to understand.

Board games: room for stories and teamwork

A custom board game uses a board, a sense of progress and decisions that build on one another. It works well for team activities, training or a family game connected to your brand.

Our Journey format can introduce a service or region. Strategy Race brings in planning and tactics. A board game can still be quick to explain.

We’ll help you choose

Tell us who the game is for, what it should communicate, how many copies you need and your deadline. Include an approximate budget if you have one. We’ll recommend a suitable format, then adapt one of our games or create something new around your brief.

Explore our game types to find your starting point.