FAQ

Not always. Some releases begin with an initial production run, but that does not necessarily mean the print run is permanently closed unless we explicitly state so on the product page.

It means we produced a first batch for launch. Depending on demand, licensing conditions, and our editorial decisions, additional units may be produced at a later stage.

Because our editorial philosophy is not built around artificial scarcity. We believe physical editions should preserve, celebrate, and give lasting visibility to meaningful games and the creators behind them.

For us, the value of a physical edition does not come from rarity alone. It comes from the quality of the release, the care invested in its production, its craftsmanship, its cultural relevance, and its role in preserving and sharing the work it represents.

We deeply appreciate collectors and their support, and we understand why print run information matters to them. At the same time, our goal is not to make scarcity the defining feature of every release, but to ensure that each edition has meaning beyond exclusivity alone.

Because we want great games to reach more people. Whenever possible, we aim to keep our editions accessible and fairly priced, especially when working with productions and creators whose work deserves wider recognition.

The product page is always the reference point. If an edition has a fixed and closed print run, we will communicate that clearly and transparently.

It depends on the title, demand, licensing conditions, and our editorial plans. A sold out edition does not automatically mean it will never return, unless we have explicitly stated otherwise.

Because we see publishing as more than a question of scarcity. For us, it is also about preservation, cultural value, editorial care, and helping meaningful games travel further.