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Kickstarting a Serious Game, pt. 2 |
| Posted by Borut Pfeifer on Thu, 08 Oct 2009 02:22:00 EDT in
Production
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| I go into more detail about my experiences so far using Kickstarter to help fund my serious game. I'm also happy to announce that at least 5% of royalties from sales of the game will be going to two charities. |
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Kickstarting A Serious Game |
| Posted by Borut Pfeifer on Sat, 12 Sep 2009 01:27:00 EDT in
Production
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| I'm making an indie game set in Iran during the post-election riots. I've put up a page on Kickstarter & I'll detail my process using Kickstarter here. |
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Design Tool Programmers Have No Excuses Any More |
| Posted by Borut Pfeifer on Wed, 27 May 2009 05:50:00 EDT in
Programming
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| It's so quick to add Perforce integration and Excel import/export to design tools that are used to tune large sets of data, there's really no excuse not to. |
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Apologies about the links - ... Apologies about the links - something weird happened in the editing/saving process I think related to the fact that I was using Safari, silly me . They should work now |
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Novack - a lot of ... Novack - a lot of Kickstarter projects are intended to be released for purchase when they're complete, films, music albums, etc. So most projects, at the simplest reward level, offer a copy of the work so you essentially pre-order while helping to ensure the creator can complete it at the ... |
