About Replay Workshop
Replay Workshop is Atlas Games' line of quality game accessories made of recycled plastic, like dice and even one-of-a-kind Dice Miner mountains. They're all made locally of plastic we've redirected from our regional landfill, instead of manufacturing and shipping them half way around the world. It's pretty exciting for us, as something we can do to help mitigate the global environmental nightmare that we've all created, and provide an example to our industry that it IS possible.
Replay Workshop is housed in our separate plastics prototyping lab. Atlas Games won an Idea Accelerator grant from Builders + Backers that helped to purchase hobby-scale equipment for the lab, to make product prototypes. Now we're scaling up to manufacturing-level equipment with the help of a $100k grant from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
If you're the kind of person who's as excited about the possibilities of recycling as we are, click through the links below to follow us on our journey to zero waste!
Follow Our Progress
- Follow Us on YouTube: Watch our progress moment-by-moment, both the successes and the "learning experiences."
- Sign Up for Email Updates: We'll notify you by email of happenings and when new upcycled products are ready to buy.
- Send Us a Tip: Help support Replay Workshop's recycling efforts just because you care!
- Visit Our Online Shop: Check out products, prototypes, and raw crafting materials we have ready for purchase right now!
Replay Workshop in Action
Dive into our video library to explore how we're redefining the future of board games! From custom board game bits to innovative manufacturing techniques, every video shows our commitment to zero-waste practices and environmental stewardship. Join us on this mission and discover why Replay Workshop is leading the way in sustainable gaming! More videos can be found on our full Replay Workshop YouTube playlist.
First, take a look behind the scenes at our Replay Workshop prototyping lab in Minnesota, where we turn typically unrecyclable plastics into valuable gaming goods.
Then check out our news coverage. Duluth's Fox 21 Station visited our prototyping lab, where John and Shane shared why Replay Workshop such a crucial project for us at Atlas Games. And Northern News Now showcased our use of recycled plastic to create plastic mountains for our Dice Miner game.
Expert crafters shows off their process for using our HDPE turning blanks. Andy Phillip created a beautiful set of salt and pepper shakers. Tim Yoder crafted some stunning recycled plastic ornaments. And watch Mike Peace turn a handsome threaded box.
InFUNIty Tiles are our freeform puzzle that's infinitely expandable. Plus, they're made from 100% recycled plastic. Get your own InFUNity TIles set now!
Our Recycling Collaborators
We work with these businesses, organizations, and government entities to source recyclable local plastic and produce products from it. Thank you!
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