I wish you luck though. I also have a game project I struggle to finish.
Neat how you built an actual arcade machine!
Topic: Donate to me finish my game! (Read 1340 times)
Looks cool... but I think you'll have trouble to get people to donate for your game unless they played and liked it. And even then, few actually donate in such cases.
I wish you luck though. I also have a game project I struggle to finish.
Neat how you built an actual arcade machine!
I wish you luck though. I also have a game project I struggle to finish.
Neat how you built an actual arcade machine!
Hello.
I was making a game.
I got into some massive debts (mostly from building a actual arcade cabinet for the game...)
I got a job, and I started to do freelance...
But now, this mean I cannot make the game anymore!
Help me finish it, donate to my adress 19RARWsV8xxEKDELvZvz2MGjvtfkXnZwUx so I can have sufficient money to work on the game
(also, I already have some BTC, if you provide services and goods I can use as game developer for BTC, I will be happy, this including design, PR, marketing, computer parts...)
About the game: My game is a ball and brick game, but more based on powerups than anything, you have to shoot, manipulate gravity, time, and do other things to solve the levels, also it has a scoring system resembling recent arcade games, where the perfect score cannot be achieved by doing everything, the perfect score can only be reached by doing things in a stylish way (like clearing the level really fast, or not touching the ball with the paddle, or...)
It is 70% done, I only need to fix some more bugs, finish a few systems, and them make the final version of the levels.
More info on http://paddlewars.agfgames.com
To those that are lazy to read, there are a (old and outdated) trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yes-Zh8V1xQ
If that works well, I plan to make this game free (including engine source), while make future games, those that are not free I will charge BTC, and I will make BTC-paid expansion packs for this game as well (maybe paid from within the game?)
EDIT: Photos of the arcade cabinet:
http://noticias.r7.com/tecnologia-e-ciencia/fotos/fas-de-tecnologia-transformam-computadores-em-arte-20110118-7.html
http://www.tecmundo.com.br/galeria/1734.htm#foto=12777
http://pcworld.uol.com.br/galerias/games-na-campus-party-2011/paginador/pagina_3
http://www.abril.com.br/blog/campus-party/2011/01/19/fanatico-por-jogos-leva-seu-proprio-fliperama-para-a-arena/
I was making a game.
I got into some massive debts (mostly from building a actual arcade cabinet for the game...)
I got a job, and I started to do freelance...
But now, this mean I cannot make the game anymore!
Help me finish it, donate to my adress 19RARWsV8xxEKDELvZvz2MGjvtfkXnZwUx so I can have sufficient money to work on the game
(also, I already have some BTC, if you provide services and goods I can use as game developer for BTC, I will be happy, this including design, PR, marketing, computer parts...)About the game: My game is a ball and brick game, but more based on powerups than anything, you have to shoot, manipulate gravity, time, and do other things to solve the levels, also it has a scoring system resembling recent arcade games, where the perfect score cannot be achieved by doing everything, the perfect score can only be reached by doing things in a stylish way (like clearing the level really fast, or not touching the ball with the paddle, or...)
It is 70% done, I only need to fix some more bugs, finish a few systems, and them make the final version of the levels.
More info on http://paddlewars.agfgames.com
To those that are lazy to read, there are a (old and outdated) trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yes-Zh8V1xQ
If that works well, I plan to make this game free (including engine source), while make future games, those that are not free I will charge BTC, and I will make BTC-paid expansion packs for this game as well (maybe paid from within the game?)
EDIT: Photos of the arcade cabinet:
http://noticias.r7.com/tecnologia-e-ciencia/fotos/fas-de-tecnologia-transformam-computadores-em-arte-20110118-7.html
http://www.tecmundo.com.br/galeria/1734.htm#foto=12777
http://pcworld.uol.com.br/galerias/games-na-campus-party-2011/paginador/pagina_3
http://www.abril.com.br/blog/campus-party/2011/01/19/fanatico-por-jogos-leva-seu-proprio-fliperama-para-a-arena/
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