Designers
Got a prototype that makes players grin, groan, and beg for “one more”? We’d love to hear from you. Sodalite is always scouting smart, immersive designs that get people around a table in minutes and keep them talking.
A game designer from the United States (and owner of Sodalite Games) with a love for writing, websites, family, and board games.
A game designer from Utah who enjoys building clean, engaging systems that are easy to learn, rewarding to master, and fun to play at any table.
A cybersecurity professional and learning-experience designer from the United States with a passion for human-centered security education and an avid love of board games that he enjoys playing with family and friends.
- What we’re looking for:
- Easy start, surprising depth
Rules that teach fast, choices that stay interesting.
- Replay hooks
Variable setups, swingy moments, new lines to try.
- Table-friendly footprints
Components that don’t sprawl, art that invites a pick-up.
- Inclusive themes
Warm, welcoming worlds with broad appeal.
- Clear accessibility thinking
Readable layouts, considerate color use, optional aids.
How to pitch
Email a concise one-pager, and we’ll take it from there. Your sheet should include:
- Title, player count, age, playtime.
- The core loop in 2–3 sentences.
- What makes it different in one sharp line.
- Components (rough is fine).
- A quick how-to-win.
- Link to rules and a short teach/play video if you have one.
- Status (tested with who, how many plays, biggest learn to date).
Rights & good manners
Ideas stay yours until we sign something. Don’t send anything you can’t share, and please keep submissions focused. One tight pitch beats a bundle of half-thoughts.
What happens next
We’ll check for fit, then request a prototype or print-and-play if it feels Sodalite-ish. If the spark’s there, we’ll schedule a playtest, send you notes, and chat about next steps. You’ll hear back, even if it’s a polite “not this one”.