Hello!
I am seeking advice from any developer who has ever succeeded in pitching a game concept—whether to a publisher, or to the general public (e.g., via a crowdsourcing campaign).
How would you describe the overall experience?
And why, in retrospect, do you think that you were successful?
Thanks!
kdgames said:
How would you describe the overall experience?
What a very odd question.
See the Matrix of Success in my article on pitching. https://sloperama.com/advice/lesson11.html
My article 21 goes into the pitch process. https://sloperama.com/advice/lesson21.html
Odd that 2 students ask this on the same day…
Tom Sloper said:
See the Matrix of Success in my article on pitching. https://sloperama.com/advice/lesson11.html
My article 21 goes into the pitch process. https://sloperama.com/advice/lesson21.html
Thank you very much for those links, Tom! I look forward to reading your insights.
Tom Sloper said:
Odd that 2 students ask this on the same day…
Ah, yes—I suspect that my fellow poster and I are responding to the same class assignment.
kdgames said:
responding to the same class assignment.
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