Pitch Your Game!

Greetings weary Developer! You’ve travelled far and wide, scrolled many pages, penned many lines of code and now you are seeking a fellow companion to handle marketing, PR, porting and so much more for your wares so you can complete your quest. 

For the right game, we might sign a paper pitch, but having something playable helps. Whether it's a demo, prototype, vertical slice or something else. We're not going to treat it like a finished game of course, but being able to play something helps us see what you're cooking.

This can be delivered anyway you like, steam keys, demo on a page, through files or put it on 150,000 floppy disks and mail it to us (don't).

We don't need you to spend on an outsourced fancy deck, it can be plain text, white background, save the money and time for you and your game!

We just want the cold, hard details, here's some ideas for what to include:

•  A topline slide with your genre, budget, engine and studio / game.

• Who you are, the team, the past games, what you worked on.

• What is your game? what is it inspired by? What is the unique selling point? How long have you been in production and how near to completion are you?

• Share any trailer or gameplay capture (it can be unlisted!).

• What do you need help with? Funding? Sales? QA? Porting? Marketing?

Money isn’t everything, but we agree, it’s a big part of it.

We know that for a lot of people, discussing financials can feel tricky and awkward.  From the get-go we want you to feel like you can ask us anything, anytime, it’s you, your survival, ask away.

We ask for a budget. That's; what you want as a minimum guarantee, your staff's wages, any outsourcing you will need and how much you want to spend on marketing, localisation, QA, porting and so on. 

We need to see your vision and we need to make it happen. Having a Game Design Document showing the timeline and milestone of your project (We're not sticklers for dates) will help us build plans tailored to your needs..