Thank you for your feedback. If you have ever launched a business or startup, then you should know that there are certain stages. And to immediately make a product that costs more than one million dollars without getting feedback from people-this is not good for everyone, for investors, for customers and for the team. If you looked at the road map-there the creation of the game is at stage 4.
I believe there is a thing called demo, or test-phase, or (for a higher and more detailed product) an MVP, that basically offered a fraction of product so the potential customer can see what to expect from the project they're investing on. Ever heard of it?
One thing that caught my interest though, suppose the present interest for the product were minimum (based from whatever method you use to get an image of audience's interest) you'll just leave the product, then? Because it is too costly to create a product that has minimum or negative feedback.
I'm answering your question about the foundation. -We are negotiating with venture funds.
And you tried to appeal these investors with mere concept, website, and some drawings? Without any prototype or mini product or whatever? Please keep us updated on the attempt to gain these investors because this is interesting.
Given the CEO's name and your username bears some resemblance, I'd like to bravely assume you're the same person. If so, could you please entertain me on your background with crypto? Because from what I can summarize from your err... Facebook posts, it was used car sellers, airdrop hunters, and custom-home-made faceshield manufacturer.