A print at home game means that we send you the files for the game digitally, and you print it at home to play. The games are designed to work with components you might already have like dice or playing cards. We also provide you with low-ink versions of the sheets to save on printer ink, and high-resolution PNG files so you can play virtually using tablet note apps, or websites like sketch.io to draw on the sheet digitally.​

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By sending the games digitally and asking players to print them at home (or at a local printer), we avoid the two biggest financial and environmental costs in making games - manufacturing and distribution. Instead of making the games in one place and then sending them to many different locations around the world, we can keep production (well, printing!) local.