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I like it a lot. Nice game-geeky features, oddball games, don't have to load up a blob of Java to play. The bots could be better. I agree the initial present
by mattchew 18y ago
I like it a lot. Nice game-geeky features, oddball games, don't have to load up a blob of Java to play. The bots could be better.
I agree the initial presentation doesn't have a lot of punch. To me this is pleasing. Nice to not be pestered. But perhaps a bit more salesmanship is in order. Are you running analytics tools?
I think you're going to have a real tough time making money in this niche. A few days ago Game Table Online gave up on paid subscriptions, I assume because no one would buy one. Good luck to you anyway.
- Locke 18y agoYeah, I'm really not sure what to expect from subscriptions. I got the impression that GTO gave up on paid memberships to increase user uptake to pursue advertising dollars. I don't know a lot about their operations, but didn't they have very restricted free accounts? I can see where that'd seriously hamper user adoption.
- mattchew 18y agoYes, that is essentially what GTO's email said. I was reading between the lines that subscriptions were also a lost cause. GTO did have crippled free memberships, and the limitations were annoying. However, you got a free trial that was unrestricted, and at one point they offered me what was basically a free membership if I would just play games for a minimum # of hours per month. It sounds like they are desperate for a critical mass of players that they aren't getting.