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Self-publishing a board game is a long, drawn-out process. Some of this goes back to the process of creating your game, getting it manufactured, and raising funds. Yet if there were a single thing that self-publishers regularly fail at, it’s marketing. Need help on your board game? Join my community of over 2,000 game developers, artists, and passionate creators.
Been playing a lot of Forager lately. I'm not a big fan of gather and build games so I didn't really expect to get into this, but I was wrong. I started off playing for around 20 minutes and put it down, figuring I saw what I needed for "professional" reasons, but a day later I was back, and then back again. I can't place my finger on what is different about Forager.
Welcome to the third episode of our Mobile Publisher Series. In each of the episode we sat down with the CEO of top mobile publisher and discussed how they approach publishing, what is their company’s strategy, how do they work with developers and how do they see the future of publishing on mobile. In case you missed the previous episode: Mobile Publishing #1: Deconstructing Scopely's path to $1B with Scopely’s Javier Ferreira (Co-CEO) Mobile Publishing #2: Behind Tilting Point's $132M War Chest
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Been playing a lot of Forager lately. I’m not a big fan of gather and build games so I didn’t really expect to get into this, but I was wrong. I started off playing for around 20 minutes and put it down, figuring I saw what I needed for “professional” reasons, but a day later I was back, and then back again. I can’t place my finger on what is different about Forager.
Someone took the name Guybrush on my preferred Wow classic server. I don't see the point of playing anymore. Okay, I'll play but only to hunt the fake guybrush down.
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Someone took the name Guybrush on my preferred Wow classic server. I don't see the point of playing anymore. Okay, I'll play but only to hunt the fake guybrush down.
Someone took the name Guybrush on my preferred Wow classic server. I don’t see the point of playing anymore. Okay, I’ll play but only to hunt the fake guybrush down.
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Welcome to the second episode of our Mobile Publisher Series. In each of the episode we sat down with the CEO of top mobile publisher and discussed how they approach publishing, what is their company’s strategy, how do they work with developers and how do they see the future of publishing on mobile. In case you missed the previous episode: Mobile Publishing #1: Deconstructing Scopely's path to $1B with Scopely’s Javier Ferreira (Co-CEO) To make sure you don’t miss on all of the ?
Welcome to the first episode of our Mobile Publisher Series. In each of the episode we sat down with the CEO of top mobile publisher and discussed how they approach publishing, what is their company’s strategy, how do they work with developers and how do they see the future of publishing on mobile. If you’re not yet a subscriber of the Deconstructor of Fun Podcast, we warmly welcome you to become one.
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This post is sponsored by Lab Cave , a Mobile Growth Company that provides App Store Optimization and Mediation services for mobile Apps and Games. Part of Fibonad Group (the largest Spanish digital advertising group offering Branding, Performance and Publishing services), Lab Cave has achieved more than 200 million organic downloads without running any paid acquisitions campaign.
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