Crowdfunding is a nice concept. As you can see there are many good ideas made up by game developers but only stay in the drawing board just because of the lack of money they have. Games like Squad are a great example to see what you can actually achieve with good crowdfunding and willingness to finish up the game.
In the other case you have games mostly the Roleplaying ones trying to scam people out. Good examples was RAW, a game where people threw almost 300k but they have never got an update on it's state.
Whats your opinion on crowd funding at the moment? It's nice to see old-school devs or people with brilliant ideas get funded directly by fans. no more money to publishers, taxes etc.. but 100% goes to developers. I'm pretty sure big publishers are afraid of this.
Whats your opinion on crowd funding at the moment? It's nice to see old-school devs or people with brilliant ideas get funded directly by fans. no more money to publishers, taxes etc.. but 100% goes to developers. I'm pretty sure big publishers are afraid of this.
Historically most indie devs don't know how to spend the money. So its risky as a patron. But sometimes it works out
A strong, highly visible crowdfunding campaign can provide validation and social proof that's vital in charting your path forward. When potential customers show interest in your startup's product or service, you've generated social proof—demonstrating that other people believe in what you're doing.
Whats your opinion on crowd funding at the moment? It's nice to see old-school devs or people with brilliant ideas get games funded directly by fans. no more money to publishers, taxes etc.. but 100% goes to developers gamespx. I'm pretty sure big publishers are afraid of this.
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Historically most indie devs don't know how to spend the money. So its risky as a patron. But sometimes it works out
A strong, highly visible crowdfunding campaign can provide validation and social proof that's vital in charting your path forward. When potential customers show interest in your startup's product or service, you've generated social proof—demonstrating that other people believe in what you're doing.
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