Two months since launch
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To be honest, I think the main thing which has impacted Darwinia sales has been the lack of a downloadable version.
(there's other things, too, like the demo, and the initial "high" price, but I'm not in a Spanish Inquisition mood).
I suspect a lot of people interested in the game as an impulse-buy would have been put off by the fact that they'd have to wait N days/weeks for the game to arrive via the mail.
Darwinia is a superb game - one of the best I've played for a long while. Let's hope that getting a modern shopping system online will help to bring it the recognition that it deserves. I'll certainly be pushing more people towards it:)
(there's other things, too, like the demo, and the initial "high" price, but I'm not in a Spanish Inquisition mood).
I suspect a lot of people interested in the game as an impulse-buy would have been put off by the fact that they'd have to wait N days/weeks for the game to arrive via the mail.
Darwinia is a superb game - one of the best I've played for a long while. Let's hope that getting a modern shopping system online will help to bring it the recognition that it deserves. I'll certainly be pushing more people towards it:)
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martin wrote:Download'll get all of those people who want to play and want to play now. I agree, it'll be great for sales.
It will also eliminate the 'cooling off' period. People can download the demo, decide they like it, and download the full game before they have a chance to think about it. If they know that they are going to have to wait a week or three for the game to arrive, they may think better of it before they send in their money. I know that has prevented me from buying things in the past.
xander
xander wrote:martin wrote:Download'll get all of those people who want to play and want to play now. I agree, it'll be great for sales.
It will also eliminate the 'cooling off' period. People can download the demo, decide they like it, and download the full game before they have a chance to think about it. If they know that they are going to have to wait a week or three for the game to arrive, they may think better of it before they send in their money. I know that has prevented me from buying things in the past.
xander
Gotta agree there, I know the feeling.
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