Printing at home or at a local printshop?

I used to print everything at home. However printing costs have come down in the last few years and I have found that in some cases it was actually cheaper than using my own ink. So for the last few games, I have had the booklets and clues file’s uploaded to my local print shop and printed for about 15 dollars, and then I print the invitations, labels and any extras myself.

The games typically take about 50 sheets of paper for booklets and clues combined.

40 pages for the booklets (Titanic is less with 32 pages) and typically 10 to 12 pages for the games clues, opening speech or toast and the games solution.

The rest is up to you, and are considered extras, including wine labels and round recaps, which are not necessary to play the game. The download comes with both printable and email versions of the invitations, so you can choose to send your invitations via email, saving on the printing and postage.

As I mentioned you may find that having the game printed at your local print shop may be another way to go instead of using your own ink. Many shops now have an upload service as well. I also save on printing by sending the invitations by email, (as mentioned above) using the email files provided with the download.