>Chaya Nisarga is also working on new designs such as han

>Inb4 poo in loo

Makes you think

>>51260413
Let's extrapolate on that. Game board on a cloth takes minimal space, yes. But you still need to carry the cloth. Why not put the game board on something cloth-like you would be carrying anyway. Such as - clothes.

As for the game pieces / pawns. Perhaps you could re-purpose buttons. Or detachable zippers.

>>51263540
I don't want to have to game shirtless.

Not too farfetched, I used to own beach towels that had tic-tac-toe and checkers boards on them with plastic pieces in a travel bag.

>>51263540
Why would you play boardgames using somebody's sweaty shirt?

>>51260413
I didn't realize this was a new idea. I've been printing gameboards on cloth for years. I've done multipurpose boards like Chess and Go, copies of official boards for easy transport, and variant boards like a two-player Tigris and Euphrates or a Chaos in the Old World board that can actually be read in the low light of the pub.

When I was living in the US, I used spoonflower.com to print them. Now that I live in the UK, I use printmepretty.co.uk . I've had good results with both companies.

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I actually have a game in metal and cloth, Dragoon. It's fun, although the cloth board honestly feels like more of a gimmick/alternative than a real improvement over a hard, solid board.

The game does have some cool space saving innovations though, like the victory track being printed on the bag you store the whole game in.