The Pitch

How an outside idea reaches a company, in its own words · checked 2026-10-29

How to pitch a board game to Czech Games Edition

Reads unsolicited work

Czech Games Edition reads game pitches sent through the form on its Submissions and Pitches page, and replies when it can. It published Codenames by Vlaada Chvátil and Lost Ruins of Arnak by Mín and Elwen.

The door: www.czechgames.com

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In its own words

“Please fill out the form to let us know more about your game.”

“We will get back to you ASAP, but sometimes it might take a while.”

What it says it looks for

“We are mainly focused on medium-heavy and heavy euro games with unique mechanisms and twists.”

“We aren’t looking for RPG games, games that are too similar to any existing game, or games that plays in less than 20 minutes.”

“We are very interested in games with these attributes, but we are open to other types of games as well - party games, games for children, etc.”

What it has bought from outside

  1. 2020

    Lost Ruins of Arnak from designers Mín and Elwen (Michaela and Michal Štach)

    “Lost Ruins of Arnak is a 2020 board game by the husband-wife duo Michal "Elwen" Štach and Michaela "Mín" Štachova.” en.wikipedia.org

  2. 2015

    Codenames from designer Vlaada Chvátil

    “Krycí jména) is a 2015 party board game designed by Vlaada Chvátil and published by Czech Games Edition (CGE).” en.wikipedia.org

Other companies that take a board game

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