Video Game Developer Business Cards

When you hand your card to a publisher at GDC or leave it with a recruiter after a portfolio review, that small rectangle is the only physical takeaway. Flimsy or blurry cards get lost in a stack. We print on thick 38pt Trifecta Blue stock so the card feels as solid as your reel.

Our free design setup and digital email proof mean you get a card that pops without hiring a designer. We use state-of-the-art digital presses and an in-house team so indie and studio developers get a complete, professional look. This page is built for developers who want a tactile card that matches the quality of their work.

Our designers work with game developers at no extra cost. Send a logo, studio name, and a few art assets or screenshots. We will create a layout that fits your style. Need changes? Free edits until the design is right. Free design includes a digital email proof before we run the press.

We use AI tools to speed up layout and proofing. Human hands still check every order. No surprises when the box arrives. Leverage from our free design service and focus on shipping games, not on print specs.

Imagine walking into a convention or a studio visit with a stack of sharp, thick cards. A producer takes one and remembers your name and project. Leave a few with HR after an interview. Drop them at indie showcases and game jams.

• Hand-outs at GDC, PAX, and other game conferences
• Leave-behinds after portfolio reviews and recruiter meetings
• Networking at indie dev mixers and publisher pitch events
• Included in press kits and media packets for upcoming releases
• Studio visits and contract talks with publishers or partners

Ordering 5000 Video Game Developer Business Cards gives you a reliable stack for the whole year. Whether you work solo or at a studio, a professional card builds trust. Keep a box at the desk and in the bag. When someone asks for your contact, hand them a card that reflects the quality of your games.

Real, tactile cards still beat a contact saved on a phone when it comes to first impressions at events. Our customers tell us that having a thick, memorable card has opened doors at conferences and in hiring lines.

Thin cards bend and look cheap. Ours are 38pt thick, so they sit straight in a holder and feel substantial in the hand. Trifecta Blue is a trusted stock that holds up in pockets and convention bags.

Gloss coating protects the print and adds a professional shine. For game developers we hardly recommend this finish: it shows off logos and art and holds up through travel. The thick, stiff feel and sharp finish make the difference in hand.

Studios and teams can order in bulk and split the cost. We can print the same design with different names and contact details. Or order one design for the whole team so the studio brand stays consistent.

We offer tiered pricing: the more you order, the lower the per-card price. So 5000 cards cost less per unit than smaller runs. No hidden setup fees. The price shown includes design help and proof. It is that simple.

Bleed means the design can print all the way to the edge with no white border. We need a small extra margin in the file so we can trim clean. Our team can add bleed if the file does not have it. The safe zone is the area where text and logos stay clear of the cut line. We guide customers so nothing gets clipped.

We print in CMYK, so colors on screen may look slightly different on paper. Our presses are calibrated so brand colors stay true. For a specific hex or Pantone, send the code and we will match it as close as the stock allows. Gloss finish makes colors pop; both look professional.

Ever been at a table where every developer had a card and one was the kind that bent or faded? That does not happen with our stock. Thick 38pt Trifecta Blue holds up in a pocket, a bag, or a folder. Recruiters and publishers keep it until they are ready to call or scan the QR code.

Video Game Developer Marketing Business Cards work at every touchpoint. After a portfolio review, hand one over with a thanks. At a conference, leave a stack by the sign-in. At a mixer or jam, swap cards and make sure yours is the one they remember. Real, tactile cards still make a massive impact in a digital industry.