When you upload a game to The Game Crafter, you still retain all rights to the game. We do not assume your copyrights or trademarks. In fact, other than our sticker on your box, The Game Crafter is in no other way mentioned in your game components unless you put it in there yourself.

While we hope you don't ever want to do that, it's very easy to stop selling your game at The Game Crafter. Simply go to My TGC, click "Manage" on your game, and then click "Unpublish". Voila, your game is no longer for sale on our site, except to you.

Seeking out and dealing with copyright, patent, or trademark violations is not something we can help you with. Seek the services of a law firm. However, we don't share the digital components (images and PDFs) of your game with anyone. The only thing we sell are physical copies of your game, and you are paid a royalty on those sales.

Absolutely. We'll happily make your prototypes for you. Whether you want to sell your game in our shop, through another publisher, by self-publishing, or any combination therein is totally up to you. 

If you don't own the associated copyrights, trademarks, or patents, and you don't have written consent to use those products then you cannot publish it to our shop. If you ignore this warning and publish it anyway we will remove it. If anyone claims that you are infringing upon their rights, we'll take your game offline until you have proven otherwise.