Mustawd
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What happened?I'm about ragequit your fucking game J_C .
Goddamn I hate adventure games
Cuz adventure games.
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A Long Road Home - AVAILABLE ON STEAM - ME NEED FOOD - GO BUY IT!
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Cuz adventure games.
I'm running a blog (although I'm quite lazy with it), I will probably talk about this later.
https://onebitstudio.wordpress.com/
Neither. It is the work of other composers who either made it available for free, or I payed a cheap license for it.
SwiftCrack
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Wishlisted for now :mrpresident:
I just leave this right here, in case you want to throw some money at me:
http://www.onebitstudio.com/news/pay-want-long-road-home-support-ablegamers-charity/
http://www.onebitstudio.com/news/pay-want-long-road-home-support-ablegamers-charity/
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If this thing turns out to be shit and I just wasted 0,89€ of Steam card money on it, I won't refund, but I'll ask my Hungarian colleagues to teach me how to insult your sister/mother/horse/pig/potato or whatever you eastern bloc thirdworldians find offensive.
I think this is the only game I have bought (for myself) in this Steam sale. It is currently in top 150 of my list of games I want to play (that I have already bought).
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Bugs. Yes. Mispellings? No (ok, maybe a few). XD
Direct sales on all platforms were around 470, plus a lot of bundle fodder sales. For a first game with RPG Maker with stock assets, I think it is decent.
A sequel is unlikely, especially not with this engine. Another game is already in the works for several months now, it will be a space shoot 'em up. It is not RPG Maker of course.
Since Valve has updated their partnership agreement regarding the confidental data, I can safely share the Steam sales of my game to you. So, as of today I have sold 513 copies on Steam (other platforms are negligible). I had it in 4 different bundles, which moved a lot of copies, but of course I only got a fraction of the price that way. I don't know if it was a good idea putting it in so many bundles, maybe not, but it was a good learning experience.
I don't think I can be too upset about the sales of the game. It was my first game, in RPG Maker, and it had a lot of faults. But as a one man developer, selling more than 500 copies is decent.
I don't think I can be too upset about the sales of the game. It was my first game, in RPG Maker, and it had a lot of faults. But as a one man developer, selling more than 500 copies is decent.
Are you making your next game?
Yes, and I'm gonna announce it in a couple of months hopefully.
You got it wrong. 513 copies were sold through steam, but more than 20.000 through bundles (but I don't count that because I don't think it is a good way to measure a game's success). So the playerbase was more than 20.000.
513 players and a 1.1% completion rate. So that's uh, what? 5.6~ players?
Thank you.Keep us updated on your new game bro. Keep fighting the good fight.
Question is that how many of those were russian card farmers? :D But thanks anyway.That's actually pretty fucking impressive. Well done.
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