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The Academy : A new game platform

🕑 Added 2022-01-16 16:50:05 +0000 UTC
The Academy : A new game platform

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grenlem

Thanks for the response and for easing my concerns about the financial model. This has put my mind at ease and I'm interested to see how this goes.

dsp3000

Hello and welcome grenlem. Firstly, thanks for your comment and your support. I've only just launched my first Patreon page so haven't yet fully formulated or published the member benefits. I can assure you that all supporters regardless of their level of support will be able to access deals which, in terms of equivalent fiscal outlay, will allow them to access the games at a level which matches or exceeds their level of support here. In simple terms, patronage here will earn credits that can be used to access the otherwise 'locked off' content. In terms of access, I want the new platform to fairly and reasonably reflect the quality and quantity of what's on offer. The Academy is a huge game with (currently) over 16,000 images multiple story paths, characters and outcomes. Despite this scale, I don't intend to make it expensive to play. Out-pricing consumers doesn't work as a financial model. A credit based system will allow players to play for free to an extent and then and pay for additional and bonus content. It also avoids paying for any perceived periods of inactivity between game 'releases'. (Not that I intend this to be the case) If you buy/earn credits, they will wait for you until you are ready to cash them in. I've worked for nearly six years on this game series. The past two years worth of work hasn't yet been released and as such I haven't actually made any earnings from it either. I'm a fair minded individual and I'm hoping for a fair level of renumeration. The deal for consumers will be a good one. The deal for supporters will be even better.

grenlem

So we pay via Patreon for you to develop a game. That game then has some of its content locked off until we pay for in-game credits so we can get the full experience of the game we funded the creation of? Correct me if I'm wrong because that seems like a bad deal for the consumers.


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