[casual_games] Use of keyboard on casual games
Juan Gril
juangril at jojugames.com
Mon Jun 4 22:04:31 EDT 2007
Another option is to do a web game in Flash, and upload it to all the usual
web sites. If it gets traction, then you have a proof of concept.
Cheers,
Juan
On 6/4/07, Dave Rohrl <universedave at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> In general, it's a lot easier to push games that have risks associated
> with control methods, themes, mechanical complexity, etc. through the
> "indie" channel than the "mainstream casual" channel. If you can
> demonstrate some real success on sites like Manifesto Games, it might help
> you gain traction with the large casual distributors.
>
> Dave Rohrl
> Independent casual game producer/designer
>
>
> On 6/4/07, gabor at catmoongames.com <gabor at catmoongames.com> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hello all
> >
> > I've tested nearly all the available publishers represented themselves
> > on
> > the Casuality West in feb/07 Amsterdam about a new game concept which
> > uses
> > both a few keys periodically (the 4 arrows) AND the mouse (only the
> > mighty
> > left :) )together. All of them very liked the characters, the idea, and
> > the whole concept in the presentation, but all of them are refused on
> > the
> > "a bit complicated" controlling method. ("oh you know our typical buyer
> > is
> > a 4x woman")
> >
> > So thats graphically rich, original title never will to reach the
> > market,
> > just becouse the controlling is defined from the publisher's side as
> > "complicated"..just becouse they made a declaration that females are
> > unable to controll a game this way. Anybody can to show me a product
> > which
> > was fallen on the bad controlling method ?
> >
> > But if its true, i can't imagine how females are able to use the
> > keyboard
> > and mouse when they using OFFICE for example (and typing like hell),
> > which
> > is quite complicated. 8:) ...or all of the typical casual players are
> > under IQ100 ? I don't think so.
> >
> > Best
> >
> > Gabor
> >
> > Gabor Forrai
> > Director of Development
> > Catmoon Games
> > skype: gabor.forrai
> >
> >
> >
> >
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