I ordered a set of animeeples and storage trays from CUBE4ME.

On to Richmond with CUBE4ME trays On to Richmond with CUBE4ME trays

I had a few games in mind that needed some sorting and organization, and as I started searching to figure out what I might need I encountered CUBE4ME. Their secret sauce: coming up with good-enough (sometimes excellent) storage options for specific games using an assortment of their generic commodity organizers.

In some cases, such as the trays for On to Richmond II shown above, the configurations are community sourced. Others, such as this set for Arcs, are designed and tested by the company. I appreciate that they give clear guidance on whether the box will close fully after using their trays.

So, nothing fancy but they have done the trick for the games I needed to organize: On to Richmond II, Comanchería, and Fields of Despair. I also got some supplemental animeeples to enhance our family copy of Root.

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