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The state of business cards that are games, or games to play with business cards, is pathetic.
- You can get a social networking business card that looks like a trading card.
- You can collect business cards and play … kind of … a game with them. A kind of game. Kind of.
- And surely we can do better than this tired-looking cutesy, game-like thingie.
My advice: play 1000 Blank White Cards (rules).
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I humbly submit my own foray into the genre:
TradeShowDown: http://danielsolisblog.blogspot.com/2010/12/tradeshowdown.html
Where each business card represents a white-collar brawler in a tradeshow gone terribly awry.
More than that!
For my dice business, I launched business dice.
What?
There are playing cards and business cards.
There are playing dice,
I bring you the business dice!
Everybody wants one, very hard to forget, very successful. Or maybe is it only my dice are ultra-cool? ;)