Video Board Games - The monetization

There are a number of costs here, first of which is the board. I personally like the e-ink board idea, which would cost around $200. The cards, card programmer, and the dice would cost another $100, for a total production cost of $300. The product would be sold at near cost ($350). The other revenue source would be the games, which would go for $5 to $20 per game with an average of $10.  The revenue from the games would be split 50/50 with the creators. The user would be given the option to “return” the game within the first month if they don’t like it.