Alright, so the title says it all. I've thrown my lot in on the production of games as a way to make my brain earn its keep with little to no overhead required to get started. Apparently, it's already bearing fruit. A company has told me that they desire my rules and prototype "files". Does this mean I produce a quick print and play .pdf that will allow the game to be run in a very minimalist fashion or does that mean they want every scrap of my creative process so they don't do what I've already done?
-Brad
Yeah, it does quite a bit. The rules are ending up quite a bit longer than I intended, what with the fluff I'm throwing in to help sell the theme and the notes to the publisher, but it's better to go long and be clear than go short and confuse them. ...except for the claim that 10 minutes should be long enough for a slow learner to learn this game. Ah, well. Modification may be necessary there if you don't have a teacher. As for the prototype, a few little labeled boxes and some cards made with Magic Set Editor and slapped onto the one-page printable .pdf seem to be all that is required. Thanks a lot, guys!
-Brad
P.S. The game that's being eyed is Hands Off Me Booty!