How an outside idea reaches a company, in its own words · checked 2026-10-29
How to pitch a board game to Big Potato Games
Has a submission portal
Big Potato takes game ideas through the submission form on bigpotato.com, and promises to take a look. Anything sent grants it a royalty-free license. It licensed Chicken vs Hotdog from inventor Dominic Yard.
Where pitches like these are made: SPIEL, the Essen game fair · Ticketautomat, CC BY-SA 4.0
In its own words
“Submit your idea and we’ll take a look.”
What you agree to by sending something
“Please note that when you provide us with any submission, such as a review, comment, suggestion or idea, you will retain ownership of all copyright in the data you submit but agree to grant us with a world-wide non-exclusive (which means that we can grant the same licence to other people), royalty-free, non-terminable licence so that we may use, copy, distribute, publish and transmit such data in any manner without…”
What it has bought from outside
2023
Chicken vs Hotdog from inventor Dominic Yard (This is Yard)
“Dean worked with the award-winning inventor and engineer Dominic Yard (This is Yard) to create Chicken vs Hotdog, a flip-it-and-stick-it party game that’s perfect for all ages.” toyworldmag.co.uk