Designing a Game & Hiring Freelancers? - Page 4

On February 07 2013 17:45 Chill wrote:

The mechanics are fine. The pacing, drinking, confusion over rules, etc. are the things that need to be tested

On February 08 2013 12:42 Chill wrote:
Card sleeves are just those clear plastic pockets you put cards in, right?

On February 08 2013 13:32 Cel.erity wrote:


Yes. KMC sleeves are the highest quality if you need some: http://www.amazon.com/KMC-pochettes-Barrier-Super-Series/dp/B0014Z1E0K/

On February 06 2013 13:26 thedeadhaji wrote:
hmm, using your e-fame and tl-fame to promote a kickstarter where you'd produce good quality cards to the backers would probably have a pretty good chance of succeeding.

On February 09 2013 16:04 megapants wrote:

a few people have suggested kickstarter and i think that's a fine route, but it's obvious the game is in it's early conception and needs much more time put into it before it can successfully rake in enough money to support a kickstarter.

i think the most important part of having a successful kickstarter is to get people to care about your game: the simple premise of a strategic card game that directly incorporates drinking booze immediately peeked my interest. i would love to see how these games go down through something like a tutorial, "replay" or what have you. the sooner you get people to understand your game, the sooner you'll have people wanting to play your game.