And then pee yourself.Īvadon (on Android) is Eurogamer's App of the Day, which essentially means it gets a review: Say "monetize" and "ARPU" as much as possible. If you end up at Casual Connect and talking to actual grown-up business people, I suggest you do what I did: Have a firm, manly handshake. And if you make money any other way, people in suits will act very nervous and not make eye contact with you anymore. This model is so incredibly retro now! Pay money for a game? Nonsense! Everyone real makes their money with microtransactions and advertising and nickle and diming you for packs of 100 Dragon Bux you can use to make your zombie ninja pirate dragon grow faster. Then we part ways, and you never have to look at my pale, beardy face again. I give it to you in return for a set number of dollars.
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The most interesting thing about Casual Connect? How weird anyone who sells software in the old school way is made to feel. Here's some of the introduction on Jeff's blog: It's about 20 minutes and probably something only for Spiderweb's fans but his usual humour shows through and I found it quite interesting. Jeff Vogel gave a talk at a conference titled Casual Connect about the advantages of storytelling in games and making their most successful game, Avadon.
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