Continuum Games

How Creating A Card Game Turned Into A $250K/Month Board And Card Games Business

October 26th, 2020
Greg Hughes
Founder, Continuum Games
$250K
revenue/mo
2
Founders
8
Employees
Continuum Games
from Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
started December 2006
$250,000
revenue/mo
2
Founders
8
Employees
market size
$48.2B
avg revenue (monthly)
$88K
starting costs
$13.7K
gross margin
40%
time to build
210 days
growth channels
Word of mouth
business model
subscription
best tools
Quickbooks, Shopify, ShipStation
time investment
Full time
pros & cons
35 Pros & Cons
tips
9 Tips
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Hello! Who are you and what business did you start?

This is Greg Hughes. I’m president of Continuum Games, Inc. I started my business in 2006 when I launched a card game I had developed called Discombobulation. I was a first-time game inventor and I was lucky that Discombobulation was a good game. But I quickly found out that it would be hard to sustain a business on one $5.00 wholesale card game. So I went to work launching more games and launching a specialty toy distribution network.

Today, I’ve created over 20 games, acquired another 20, and my wife and I run one of the largest specialty toy and game distribution companies in the U.S. In the offseason, the company generates roughly $250k per month. In peak season, it can generate as much as $600k a month.

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