One of these is fake. (How To Spot Counterfeit Board Games) - cutlassboardgame.com

One of these is fake. (How To Spot Counterfeit Board Games)

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9 Comments

  1. There are many different print runs of the game. In my first edition of the game the stickers where off centered

  2. Idk man, capitalism can be a real stick in the mud, when I can get anything cheaper I will, and low quality board games arent like low quality machinery, it wont be less efficient or less optimised or catch onto flames, it's just of lower card stock which I can live with. Seems like a good deal for poor people is all im saying. Also, isnt the 4 dollars worth it to introduce to a bunch of kids the amazing world of modern tabletop games?

  3. Are they legally doing that? Can’t the original peeps sue them ?

  4. Its hard to take you seriously when you've replaced the box insert with a tupperware box.

  5. Yes, I once (unknowingly) bought a knock off copy of both Kingdomino and DOS from a toy store… When I got home and opened the games, I realized they were fake. I felt so dirty inside, I ended up giving them away to a friend and bought retail copies of both games.

  6. I recently went china to visit my wife’s family . While there got a copy of heat which was ridiculously cheap – about a quarter of the price. It’s a Chinese edition but as the game is mostly language independent it didn’t bother me. The quality of this copy is stunning and if it is a fake it’s very hard to tell. Leaving me to wonder if games in china can be cheaper because they don’t need to ship out of china.

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