PG Pricing

[larry marak]

An excellent and difficult question. I am currently, despite the recession and several cuts in pay, able to continue buying new PG product, but I alway take advantage of pre-orders, as I suspect all Gold Clubbers do, so my price for Saipan was less than $60. Once every 4 to 6 months I could see paying $75 for a boxed PG game, and there are still enough areas to be covered that a dozen more could be done.

How much more are customers willing to pay? It sounds more and more like Sword of David will be a EFD sized product priced around $125 if die cut and prohibitively more if lasered. I'm beginning to fear that this may be the back-breaker for AP.


I think books with countersets or maps will be a bigger source of revenue for AP.
Currently they provide 30 scenarios and a campaign sequence with counters for $30 ($24 Gold Club), which is probably underpriced. Compare 60 scenarios with 2 countersheets and 2 campaign sequences with 40 scenarios, 4 maps and 2 sheets of unit counters in Saipan.