Where to go for a help to produce a board game?

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1. 
   

   Well I think Quard was a little negative... Oo;
   
   I'd say go for your idea.
   
   First make the game out of objects you buy, maybe hobby lobby.
   
   Then give the proto-type to whoever is supposed to be gaven to I really don't know. xD
   
   THen they will make a cheaper version and start a contract with you.
   
   Make sure to carfully read the contract.
   
   Then sign whatever needs signing and they'll start selling it.
   
   I hope I helped.
   
   ~~~BluFreak~~~

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2. 
   

   You don't need a company to help. All you need to know can be found here: http://www.bgdf.com/tiki-custom_home.php
   
   You will get answers here from people who know nothing about the game industry, so I'll save you some time by telling you:
   
   1. No matter what anyone says here, you do not need to copyright your game. It's a waste of money.
   
   2. Your idea is worth nothing. No company will buy an idea. If you have a prototype, then you may be able to get a licensing deal.
   
   3. If you do manage to get your game published, you probably won't make millions. If you're lucky, you might see a few thousand.  You can make more money working at McDonald's.
   
   Good luck!

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   Try GAMA, the game manufacturers association, a trade organization of board game makers.

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