Speaking of the maximum number of games you include, I think that it is unwise to bundle them all together in one download. I think you should have a dedicated part of a server that hosts the mini game, and then the GUI connects to this area and then the user can download any game they want without having to have a massive filsize.

I don't know what you are writing the interface in, but personally I wouldn't use lite-c. I'd go for C#/C++.

Thanks again for feedback.

Users will be able to download scenarioz in sets (maxiumum 300mb) and as individual games.


After discussions with more 3dgs developers we have decided to make the offer more attractive. Since the developers will be making the games we are willing to offer a 75% commission deal. In addition, the number of games per compilation will be fixed.

Please read our updated Making Money section Making Money section.

Hi, I'm really interested in this discussion. I have been modelling for quite a few years and always had a copy of game studio A6 lying on my system which I used a few times, but never had enough time to dedicate myself to a serious project, only to give help to other users. However, since I'm about to buy A7 commercial, this could be a good opportunity to create something and be able to send it off rather than make something just for my own self educational purpose. Also, I don't have time to make a full commercial game, nor the expertise, but I think mini scenes will be feasible.

Will this project still be open after a couple of months? This is probably when I will have time to work on my projects.

EDIT: Sorry I mustn't have been with it that day, I notice now that you have stated that the deadline for the online shop will be March 2010 so presumely, can submit something anytime after then.

Indeed the deadline date is March for the opening of the shop.

Feel free to submit before if you complete your project. Do you have anything specific in mind for a scenarioz?

Rob



PS: Where abouts are you in the UK? We are based in Surrey.