...Let's talk about Trials in Tainted Space, the 'sequel-ish' thing to Corruption of Champions, and some other guy's game that I forgot the name of.
Both of them are on Kickstarter. Trials in Tainted Space was a text-based smut (literally, that's what the creator of the game calls it), earning over 193,771 dollars. No subscription required for the game, such and such. So what do people who pledge to the game get? Something so that, while they still get rewarded, it isn't anything the people who didn't pledge won't get - simply updates two weeks earlier. Nice of them.
Now to the other guy's game, that I forgot the name of, bleh.
It was a shooter that as far as I remember was set in the Revolutionary War (it's available on Steam, if anyone finds it, tell me the name) that had a lot of pledge bonuses for the game. How much did it earn? Again, as far as I remember, a few thousand. One of my friends actually talked about the pledge bonuses thing to him, to which he replied 'Games need the bonuses to survive.'
Now. I'm sure his game is perfectly fine, I'm sure I'd probably like it, but just looked at what managed to invalidate him.
TiTS - $193,771 earned, probably could've earned it without the 'get stuff two weeks early' thing. And the other bloke's game...a few thousand or so, according to the creator of the game impossible to have gotten without the bonuses.
...I'm tired and confused and at the moment I'm for some reason comparing a FPS set in the revolutionary war to a text-based porn game. I am contesting ever looking at this thread again.
Both of them are on Kickstarter. Trials in Tainted Space was a text-based smut (literally, that's what the creator of the game calls it), earning over 193,771 dollars. No subscription required for the game, such and such. So what do people who pledge to the game get? Something so that, while they still get rewarded, it isn't anything the people who didn't pledge won't get - simply updates two weeks earlier. Nice of them.
Now to the other guy's game, that I forgot the name of, bleh.
It was a shooter that as far as I remember was set in the Revolutionary War (it's available on Steam, if anyone finds it, tell me the name) that had a lot of pledge bonuses for the game. How much did it earn? Again, as far as I remember, a few thousand. One of my friends actually talked about the pledge bonuses thing to him, to which he replied 'Games need the bonuses to survive.'
Now. I'm sure his game is perfectly fine, I'm sure I'd probably like it, but just looked at what managed to invalidate him.
TiTS - $193,771 earned, probably could've earned it without the 'get stuff two weeks early' thing. And the other bloke's game...a few thousand or so, according to the creator of the game impossible to have gotten without the bonuses.
...I'm tired and confused and at the moment I'm for some reason comparing a FPS set in the revolutionary war to a text-based porn game. I am contesting ever looking at this thread again.