Another way of promoting your games which maybe doesn't fit right into your theme would be publishing of demo or shareware versions of your game or even publishing early alpha version of your game.
Another way of promoting your games which maybe doesn't fit right into your theme would be publishing of demo or shareware versions of your game or even publishing early alpha version of your game.
hmm you can still publish a beta to the android store, i dont know if i use this for my exam but anyway it would get into the article
thx dude
Last time I looked, publishing on the google android market costs $25 (US) as a once only cost...Originally Posted by Daikrys
hmm you can still publish a beta to the android store, i dont know if i use this for my exam but anyway it would get into the article
thx dude
Games:
Seafox
Pages:
Syntax Error Software
itch.io page
Online Chess
http://gameknot.com/#paul_nicholls
yip but its per year and it dont count as advertisement costs cause you need it any way to publish your game
the beta thing is meant to be as a game version under 1.0 so it count as beta and people can be sure its still in development
as far as i know there are people who dont download a beta at all so you mostly get guys who want to test the game and may wait for the full release
What about the crowdfunding websites? It's not just a way to promote your game, but also a way to "make it possible"(in some cases) to happen.
Also, if you allow me to suggest a topic for your exam, I think that most of the indie games are played by indie game developers OR game developers(those ones who work on big companies), and less by "just gamers".
Confefences is another way to promote a game!
crowfunding websites may have a promoting effect but its not the main goal of such websites, its just a side effect
i hardly disagree here, i know alot of people who are just gamer and like to play indie or casual games instead of AAA titleI think that most of the indie games are played by indie game developers OR game developers(those ones who work on big companies), and less by "just gamers".
and i also know alot game developer who mostly play mmos or AAA title and only rarely indie titles
and when you look at the app stores where most developer can be described as indies you know that the comments and rating may not come from developers(i mean no developer would blame you for putting advertising in your games to get some cash but some kiddies still do)
Conferences cost money and you normally only reach a small audience there but yeah if you go there its still helpful to talk about your games
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks