I think all of the products should have a raised edge. This will help keep the pieces from flying off when there is turbulance on a plane.

I suggest you put a metal plate underneath the sheet slide in. This allows any piece of paper to act as a game board (so they can draw or print one out) and still allows magnets in the pieces to stick to the board.

-Davis

The cards shouldn't have tabs that protrude outside of the frame. Instead, the frame should have an indentation that exposes part of the card.

This allows for the same function of visual identification and easy access as the original design while protecting the cards themselves from unnecessary wear and tear.

I agree with Ryan. Any design should take into consideration customers can print new boards on A4 paper and easily use them in the game.
This functionality is important to keep the game challenging and easily updated.

The design simply makes sense, and will be improved with addition of magnetic surface.

This is very much like the traditional game and does not promote a new ingenious idea like the game is trying to do.

I like the card storage idea, but I also like the previously suggested idea that kids should be able to print new patterns online. You don't want them to have to cut out tabs for all of them, but it would look funny if some of the cards had them and others didn't.

As with the handle design, I love the tab system.

But as with the handle design, would this change the 3D shapes to blocks with patterns? Not a fan of that.

The words "beveled edge" scream adult to me. The idea is cool, though.

good design, game pieces need to fit inside, magnetic or not, I still like the idea of 3D pieces and so accompanying pouch or not too thick pieces, with hinge on side to put inside board

As with Kim: magnets need to be present & the game pieces need secured storage.

The card storage is excellent.