I'd like to know what people think about Kickstarter headers; that first image you see in the list of projects. What makes you want to click to learn more?
Is it an image of the game components? A bold illustration that tells a story of the world in which the game is set? An overall look of polish and professionalism? An attractive price clearly stated? Regional "friendly" marks?
In short, what gets you to click into a campaign page??
Great idea! I looked at this, segmenting dice into broader categories - entertainment, sports, science, etc with 6 subcategories.
The trouble was finding broad enough sub categories that worked within the pace of the game. Through development I ended up broadening categories in order to make the game easy enough; players need to get at least a couple categories solved or it just feels too rushed and the fun disolves.
I've been challenged to find meaningful ways to offer stretch goals, but I always wanted to offer a complete game with quality components from the beginning. I've got a few ideas here, but the game feels balanced and I don't want to add things without proper testing. I feel the game is good where it is; it may not be a typical game KS with a bunch of add-ons for stretch goals, but i feel it's a solid game for a great price.