I guess you have a point there. But I'm really no marketing pro and my english is also not the best, so... I'm trying to make the best of it and find someone who can.

With the old Starlaxis it worked that way too:
After some time a publisher saw it, contacted me and released it.

Beside that I think it's worth a try!


Okay, so why don't you start with that?

What about you? Do you have some free time left?

I wish, but I'm busy being grumpy (and selling out myself. Did you know that buying a Rayne license will make you more successful at Kickstarter campaigns? $100% verified)

@JustSid - LOL sign me up for 2 Rayne licenses. Take my money, damn it.

@PreacherX - Hey first you should add the Kick-It link to your signature, I've already had to dig for it twice. Like they are saying to you, you'll need to find another team member for managing this side of your project. I might be able to help with English but I don't know any other languages(German). If you send me your base translation I might be able to dress them up and fix bad form. All the advice here is good, sell your game and your websites. There are 1000 ways to do it, from guerrilla marketing to flat out paying for press. Do a little looking at how the 'brown coats' sold the movie "Serenity" before it was ever planned...true! But team members are key to a project. Find people to do the roles you do not have the skills or time for.

Exactly, what Sid said. Scrap the campaign and find/hire someone who can actually do it for you.
(Also i announce myself as the biggest Rayne3d fan in existance.)

firstly, I would cut off the non-in-game parts of the video, it is a bit... insane? maybe not, but it's simply not cool. the game looks cool, and a campaign should look cool if you want fans.
secondly, the amounts of money defined for certain tasks in case of only a game upgrade, seems to be a bit high for me, but maybe you know better your expenses.
thidrly, good luck anyway