Posted By: metamorphium
Please help Vampires! to see a light or better "Greenlight" - 09/18/12 11:12 PM
Dear GameBoomers,
you might know me from our former titles Ghost in the Sheet, J.U.L.I.A. and J.U.L.I.A. Untold (or as a faithful forum member too).
I have to confess, that I did turn to a dark side for our next game which is about saving poor little vampires from mortal perils lurking in the depths of dungeons.
It's a little offbeat comedy puzzler filled with traps, Transylvania music and fun which we did to take a little break from story driven games (and even now we want to get back already).
We've prepared playable demos, which are for PC, Mac and even web browsers so you can try our game right now by playing whooping 16 levels (out of final 65).
http://www.cbe-software.com/?page_id=167
So where's the catch?
We're really trying hard to get to Steam as our situation is not ideal right now and I feel that Steam could drastically improve our survival chance.
One of the publishers, we've negotiated with in the last 6 months, dropped our big 3D adventure game we've been working on for quite some time and we are currently fighting on too many fronts.
Getting to Steam is a very hard with the Greenlight thing and it requires a big community effort.
So to make it short. In case you want to help us and you like our game, please answer Yes on this page.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=97055339
The question you're answering to is
"Would you buy this game if it were available in Steam?"
This click requires you to have Steam client and also you must own at least one game purchased through steam (AFAIK) so please don't try it if you never worked with Steam. It would not be that easy like in the case when you already have a steam game.
By clicking "Yes", you don't pay anything. It's just an information for Steam, that the game will have a solid number of customer or some similar reasoning to include the game in their catalogue.
You can read more about Steam Greenlight here:
http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/about/?appid=765§ion=faq
Thank you very much for your help!
Jan
Ps. I hope I didn't break any forum rule. If I did, please remove this post.
you might know me from our former titles Ghost in the Sheet, J.U.L.I.A. and J.U.L.I.A. Untold (or as a faithful forum member too).
I have to confess, that I did turn to a dark side for our next game which is about saving poor little vampires from mortal perils lurking in the depths of dungeons.
It's a little offbeat comedy puzzler filled with traps, Transylvania music and fun which we did to take a little break from story driven games (and even now we want to get back already).
We've prepared playable demos, which are for PC, Mac and even web browsers so you can try our game right now by playing whooping 16 levels (out of final 65).
http://www.cbe-software.com/?page_id=167
So where's the catch?
We're really trying hard to get to Steam as our situation is not ideal right now and I feel that Steam could drastically improve our survival chance.
One of the publishers, we've negotiated with in the last 6 months, dropped our big 3D adventure game we've been working on for quite some time and we are currently fighting on too many fronts.
Getting to Steam is a very hard with the Greenlight thing and it requires a big community effort.
So to make it short. In case you want to help us and you like our game, please answer Yes on this page.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=97055339
The question you're answering to is
"Would you buy this game if it were available in Steam?"
This click requires you to have Steam client and also you must own at least one game purchased through steam (AFAIK) so please don't try it if you never worked with Steam. It would not be that easy like in the case when you already have a steam game.
By clicking "Yes", you don't pay anything. It's just an information for Steam, that the game will have a solid number of customer or some similar reasoning to include the game in their catalogue.
You can read more about Steam Greenlight here:
http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/about/?appid=765§ion=faq
Thank you very much for your help!
Jan
Ps. I hope I didn't break any forum rule. If I did, please remove this post.