Time commitment
We’ll do our very best to minimize the time you need to
put into this project. However, some involvement is still
necessary to ensure that your game perfectly fits the
needs and wants of your audience – and that you are 100%
happy with the end result.
In the development phase – which typically takes 4-12
months, depending on game complexity – you can expect
bi-montly calls lasting 30 minutes to an hour. Once the
game is live, the time commitment scales down to 1 short,
monthly call to touch base and plan special game events.
And while it’s essential that our partners continue to
promote the game once it’s live (especially to highlight
new features and events), we don’t ask for lengthy pitches
tacked on each piece of content you produce – just a quick
reminder every now and then is enough!
Audience involvement
Although not mandatory, we do encourage our partners to
involve their audience in the game conception process to
foster a sense of ownership and investment in the game
from the outset.
This win-win scenario not only generates heightened
excitement and anticipation for the game's launch,
increasing its chances for success — it also serves as a
simple, effective method for enhancing engagement on your
channel, on top of your regular content.
Open communication
Building a successful, profitable mobile game is a
continuous process that requires patience and frequent
communication.
And while we actively seek out and incorporate audience
feedback to make improvements, we also expect our partners
to be active participants in this process. Regularly
providing user feedback will help us ensure that your game
consistently improves to become an ever better fit for
your audience.
Time commitment
We’ll do our very best to minimize the time you need to
put into this project. However, some involvement is still
necessary to ensure that your game perfectly fits the
needs and wants of your audience – and that you are 100%
happy with the end result.
In the development phase – which typically takes 4-12
months, depending on game complexity – you can expect
bi-montly calls lasting 30 minutes to an hour. Once the
game is live, the time commitment scales down to 1 short,
monthly call to touch base and plan special game events.
And while it’s essential that our partners continue to
promote the game once it’s live (especially to highlight
new features and events), we don’t ask for lengthy pitches
tacked on each piece of content you produce – just a quick
reminder every now and then is enough!
Audience involvement
Although not mandatory, we do encourage our partners to
involve their audience in the game conception process to
foster a sense of ownership and investment in the game
from the outset.
This win-win scenario not only generates heightened
excitement and anticipation for the game's launch,
increasing its chances for success — it also serves as a
simple, effective method for enhancing engagement on your
channel, on top of your regular content.
Open communication
Building a successful, profitable mobile game is a
continuous process that requires patience and frequent
communication.
And while we actively seek out and incorporate audience
feedback to make improvements, we also expect our partners
to be active participants in this process. Regularly
providing user feedback will help us ensure that your game
consistently improves to become an ever better fit for
your audience.
Time commitment
We’ll do our very best to minimize the time you need to
put into this project. However, some involvement is still
necessary to ensure that your game perfectly fits the
needs and wants of your audience – and that you are 100%
happy with the end result.
In the development phase – which typically takes 4-12
months, depending on game complexity – you can expect
bi-montly calls lasting 30 minutes to an hour. Once the
game is live, the time commitment scales down to 1 short,
monthly call to touch base and plan special game events.
And while it’s essential that our partners continue to
promote the game once it’s live (especially to highlight
new features and events), we don’t ask for lengthy pitches
tacked on each piece of content you produce – just a quick
reminder every now and then is enough!
Audience involvement
Although not mandatory, we do encourage our partners to
involve their audience in the game conception process to
foster a sense of ownership and investment in the game
from the outset.
This win-win scenario not only generates heightened
excitement and anticipation for the game's launch,
increasing its chances for success — it also serves as a
simple, effective method for enhancing engagement on your
channel, on top of your regular content.
Open communication
Building a successful, profitable mobile game is a
continuous process that requires patience and frequent
communication.
And while we actively seek out and incorporate audience
feedback to make improvements, we also expect our partners
to be active participants in this process. Regularly
providing user feedback will help us ensure that your game
consistently improves to become an ever better fit for
your audience.
