well this is something different..The Game Crafter
Allows you to build your own tabletop games. You upload your own (digital) assets and the Game Crafter creates the physical components and makes the game available from an online store. Your cut is around 30% but you get to keep the intellectual content and can stop sales at any time.
Review by techcrunch here
Ear Zow Digital
If you elect to sell your game on thegamecrafter.com, the game designer splits the profit 50/50 with us. Therefore, the game designer gets 50% of the profit and not 30%. Just thought I’d let you know. And yes you are correct that the game designer maintains all rights and can add/remove their games from the online shop at any time. Thanks!