GameCraft Studio Bonuses

This one does something genuinely fiddly, and does it in five steps.

GameCraft Studio assembles a complete print-ready adventure board game for ages 4–9: map, story, rules, a fold-up paper die, 60–90 mission cards with a duplicate-prevention engine so every question is different, player tokens, a winner card and an answer key. Twelve map themes, ten character sets, twenty-plus templates, eight subject areas. $17 one payment, commercial licence to sell what you make.

Producing that by hand is a weekend. Producing it here is an afternoon.

What it won't tell you is which of the ninety-six possible theme-and-subject pairings anyone will buy, or that the same file sells to three completely different people if you write three completely different listings.

Your Three Bonuses

Three PDF reports, sent over as soon as I can see your purchase. No course, no login, nothing to wait for.

1

50 Theme & Subject Combinations That Sell

Value $67

Twelve maps times eight subjects is ninety-six combinations and no opinion about which ones work. This is the filtered list.

50 pairings with the age band and the most likely buyer attached — parent, teacher, gift or party
The four-question test, and why the theme sells the game while the subject justifies the purchase
The strongest ten to start with, where demand is reliable and the output comes out well
Grouped by maths, literacy, science and logic, plus six occasion-led combinations
How one pairing becomes six listings using both levels, a second subject and a bundle
The title formula that puts theme, subject and age band above the fold
The combinations to avoid, and why forcing a subject onto a theme shows in your preview images

Why it matters: Children want the dinosaurs. The adult holding the card wants the maths practice. Every strong combination satisfies both people at once.

2

The Teacher Market Playbook

Value $97

A parent browses. A teacher is solving a specific problem on a Sunday evening with a gap in next week. Same file, entirely different listing.

The six classroom problems teachers are actually buying solutions to — early finishers, cover work, wet play, brain breaks, end of term, differentiation
Why differentiation is your strongest angle, and how the tool's two levels hand it to you
A side-by-side table of what to change between a parent listing and a teacher listing
The teacher page, written out — ten minutes of work, and its absence is the commonest reason a teacher passes
Why greyscale printing isn't optional, and what school budgets actually allow
Teachers Pay Teachers specifics: titles, grade ranges, previews, pricing, bundles
Three other places teachers buy that almost nobody targets
An honest month-by-month expectation table, because this channel disappoints people who expect Etsy behaviour

Why it matters: Teachers don't buy games. They buy fifteen minutes on Thursday afternoon that runs itself, needs no preparation, and has an answer key. Write for that person.

3

The Party & Gift Angle

Value $97

The third buyer, and the best one: somebody with a date in the diary, twelve children arriving on Saturday, and a genuine problem. Almost nobody writes listings for them.

Why party buyers behave completely differently — deadline, multiples, and far less price sensitivity
Four party products from the same generated game, with price bands
The party bag filler — cheapest to make, real unserved demand, and the unlimited printing licence is the selling point
The three questions a party buyer has, and why they go on the first listing image rather than in the description
Title formulas that lead with the occasion, because that's what they typed
The seasonal calendar for gift versions, with publish-by dates
Why birthdays are the evergreen floor under everything else
Where to sell, and why Pinterest feeds Etsy unusually well for this category

Why it matters: A parent buying a rainy-day game is solving a maybe. A parent buying a party game is solving a certainty with a date on it. The second buys faster and buys more.

Three PDF reports, delivered as soon as your purchase clears.

Bonus #1: 50 Theme & Subject Combinations That Sell	$67
Bonus #2: The Teacher Market Playbook	$97
Bonus #3: The Party & Gift Angle	$97
Total bonus value	$261

Get GameCraft Studio + All Three Bonuses

$17 one payment against $99 regular, unlimited games, commercial licence, 7-day guarantee. Plus the three reports from me on what to build and who to sell it to.

Get GameCraft Studio + My 3 Bonuses

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How To Claim Your Bonuses

Three steps. Takes about a minute.

Buy through my link. Use the button on this page so the sale is registered to me — that is what makes the bonuses yours.
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Keep your receipt. You will get a purchase receipt by email with a transaction or order ID on it. That is all I need.
Send it to me. Either hit reply to my original email with the receipt attached, or open a support ticket with your receipt at gazmat.com. I will send all three reports straight back.

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The Structure Worth Noticing

One generated game, three listings: a classroom resource, a party pack and a gift. Different titles, different images, different buyers — and the production happened once.