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Say what you want, but "Demo" is still the best way to market a game. If I can test if the game will run decently on my system before buying, and if there are n
by butz 3y ago
Say what you want, but "Demo" is still the best way to market a game. If I can test if the game will run decently on my system before buying, and if there are no obvious bugs right from the start - you have made a sale.
- BSDobelix 3y agoAbsolutely, Dwarf Fortress and UnReal World are two other good examples. But let's not forget that this was "kind of" how Doom, Wolfenstein and Commander Keen (Shareware with limited levels) etc was marketed.
- cube2222 3y agoYou can effectively do that with any game on steam, as you can return any game if you both 1. played it under 2 hours 2. bought it in the last 14 days.
- BSDobelix 3y agoYeah but that's a game you definitely want to test much much more then 2 hours....like every city-builder.
- hombre_fatal 3y agoI think that’s called playing the game.
- remram 3y agoYou can only do this once, which is a problem for a game under development.