Unless you didn’t already know, my method is the straight sale model. Always be poised to drop everything and ramp up any game that gains initial traction. Similar to continual release, but in this case the aim is to hope to strike it big with a sudden hit. Release multiple games each year, maybe one a month, hoping that over time, the long tail builds up a relatively stable income. Assume that scale brings its own bonuses, and that the huge payoff outweighs the risk. Go all-in, on a big title you bet your entire financial resources on, including remortgaging house/car etc. Self-fund games, release them to the world as self published titles and hope the royalties exceed the development costs on a continual basis. Using patreon, or kickstarter or other methods, build up a loyal fanbase that pays you money to make games, regardless of whether they play them, or buy them in any quantity. Get publishing deals, and charge enough for the development milestones that you make a profit regardless of whether the final game makes a profit or not. I know people trying a bunch of different strategies and here are a few: If you're somehow still sitting on the fence on this one you might want to check out Strateg圜ore's preview here.There are a whole lot of different strategies for running a pc games business. Simultaneously, the 1.008 patch was also released today, marking the first full release build of the game and meaning all existing copies with a previous version will eventually be automatically updated. I want the mod support to be ‘at least’ as good as the Gratuitous Space Battles modding, which was incredibly popular. I’m already working my way through tests of the first post-release patch, which concentrates on mod support for the game. If the purchase is made directly at Positech there's also a possibility to get a second copy for a friend at a very friendly 50% discount.Įven though the game is now officially released, there will be updates, patches and improvements. The game is now available in digital format from a number of online sources, with Steam having a nice edge price-wise with a 10% discount until the 24th of May. Cliff Harris of Positech Games regarding his freshly released World War I tower defense/RTS/simulation hybrid. It's time to go over to the Gratuitous Tank Battles front lines.
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