Contact

Contact BoardGameMovie.com

Mike Peterson runs BoardGameMovie.com. Send a correction, question about a game page, or partnership idea to the email or mailing address below.

Spotted a wrong player count? Tell us which page, and we will check.

Contact details

Contact

6255 Sunset BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90028United States

Inquiries and partnershipsinfo@boardgamemovie.com

The contact details above go straight to the person who owns and writes the site. Since we cover games from many publishers, it helps to know what we can and cannot help with.

A link to the publisher’s rulebook is the quickest way to get a fix.

Who runs the site

One owner and author, with no studio or publisher behind the site.

  • Owner and author

    Mike Peterson owns BoardGameMovie.com and writes every page, news posts included. He is the one who reads your message.

  • Independent fan site

    We are not part of a film studio, TV network, or game publisher. For orders, replacement parts, or rules disputes, contact the company that publishes the game.

  • Mailing address

    Send letters to the address in the contact box above. Email is faster and works better for links or photos.

Most messages fit one of four groups. Choose the closest match to get a useful answer faster. Each group links to a page about how we handle it, so you can see what to expect before writing.

What to write about

Use the same address for any topic. Say which group your message fits in its first line.

  • Corrections

    Spotted a wrong player count, age rating, date, or rule? Tell us which page and what you found. We check official sources and make corrections. The editorial policy explains how we note them.

  • Questions about a game page

    Ask about a rating, a source, or a detail on a franchise or game page. Include the page address so we can find it fast.

  • News tips

    Heard about a new licensed game or a change to one that’s been announced? Send a link to the official announcement, and we will take a look.

  • Partnerships

    Publishers, designers, and other sites can contact us about working together. Sending a game or fee does not buy a mention or rating, as the editorial policy explains.

A clear message can save a round of back and forth. Three details cover almost every request, and a link to an official source helps most.

What to include in your message

Three short details usually do the trick.

  1. Name the page

    Paste the page address or tell us the game’s title.

  2. Tell us what’s wrong

    Describe the mistake or question in a sentence or two.

  3. Add a source

    A link to the publisher’s rulebook or product page helps us confirm the fix quickly.