Kickstart your thinking and learning while making it fun with the NON-TRIVIAL QUEST board game! Visit our Kickstarter video apps project between May 15 and June 12 and become part of the development team, helping us develop video game apps for your Iphone, Facebook and the rest of the Web. We'll send you great rewards based on your participation. Thank you for your support and following, and please pass the word to your friends and associates.
You can also follow the project at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/742244110/non-trivial-quest-game-app... and follow our progress on our game blog at http://non-trivialquest.blogspot.com/ where we would appreciate your comments and suggestions, or send them to Doug@Non-TrivialQuest.com.
Comments
I always think that trying to
I always think that trying to get support from people in regards to a game that is mostly about learning and important information is very hard. Of course players play for "fun" and any kind of learning always takes that edge away somewhat. But I think your game looks to be VERY beneficial to the community as a whole, and I really do hope that you get your funding and wish you the very very best with everything Doug!
Best wishes
sam
I'm interested, but I spent
I'm interested, but I spent several minutes looking for actual gameplay examples, in the kickstarter campaign, the blog and the website, and eventually gave up.
Without gameplay examples, I found part of my mind instinctively putting the project into the 'doesn't know what he's doing' pile - despite the fact that you clearly do know what you're doing, and the difficulty of accessing examples is almost certain to be an oversight.
Unfortunately, the rise in popularity of kickstarter projects has meant that people's thresholds for 'good games' has risen. It's not enough to provide an opportunity for people to dig into the information and discover a good game. You have to give them no choice but to find it. Every corner they turn, they need to stumble upon awesomeness!
I'd like to know more - but I *need* to get a taste of the game to move forward with enthusiasm.
A.