Do you want all the graphics to be exclusive to your game? Why not use some of the free stuff here on OGA? Your spritesheet only has one sprite in it, but it's 32x32, so there are LOTS and LOTS of compatible sprites that are free to use and have all the stuff your story mentions: grassy plains, trees, buildings, stepmothers, machines, all that stuff.
I am glad there is low risk to you and that you are confident in the product. That brings me to the next item of business:
"... so you see that I in fact got some experience, here's an archive of some of my win32 games and apps projects: http://anticrap.byethost3.com/?i=2"
I've reviewed these games, but there is no indication of how much revenue these generated. I assume because these games either didn't use the particular innovative technology you are proposing this partnership upon.. OR those details are part of the proprietary nature of the secrets of this innovative technology, which is understandable; something with this much potential needs to be guarded closely.
Either way, this revenue-generating technology is untested, so the risk would be predominantly on my end by cementing a partership and signing NDA's et cetera. In order to make this venture viable for me, I would need my share of the first year's projected revenue up front. At $1,000,000 per year, 50% of which is my own share, that comes to $500,000.
However, I'm willing to concede that revenues will not be in full swing within the first year of production. I would be taking a loss, but I'd be willing to go as low as half of a year's projected revenue up front. That comes to 50% of 50% of $1,000,000, which is $250,000 payable upon signing of the Non-Disclosure Agreements.
Chill on the bumping please. Once a week is plenty. Once a day is excessive.
How do you feel about a prerendered animation? modeled in 3D, then record an animation of it in 2d?
The character in the example kinda reminds me of Calciumtrice's work. Would any of his characters satisfy your needs?
Played the game.
Do you want all the graphics to be exclusive to your game? Why not use some of the free stuff here on OGA? Your spritesheet only has one sprite in it, but it's 32x32, so there are LOTS and LOTS of compatible sprites that are free to use and have all the stuff your story mentions: grassy plains, trees, buildings, stepmothers, machines, all that stuff.
It does kinda remind me of the ruins track from undertale, but it sounds like its own unique song to me.
I understand what an NDA is. I'll still need 1/2 of my share of the first year's profit share up front in order to make the risk viable for me.
No. I prefer to keep the game concepts private to avoid others stealing them. Do you have any examples of the revenue-generating technology online?
Excellent. That's what I like to hear.
I am glad there is low risk to you and that you are confident in the product. That brings me to the next item of business:
I've reviewed these games, but there is no indication of how much revenue these generated. I assume because these games either didn't use the particular innovative technology you are proposing this partnership upon.. OR those details are part of the proprietary nature of the secrets of this innovative technology, which is understandable; something with this much potential needs to be guarded closely.
Either way, this revenue-generating technology is untested, so the risk would be predominantly on my end by cementing a partership and signing NDA's et cetera. In order to make this venture viable for me, I would need my share of the first year's projected revenue up front. At $1,000,000 per year, 50% of which is my own share, that comes to $500,000.
However, I'm willing to concede that revenues will not be in full swing within the first year of production. I would be taking a loss, but I'd be willing to go as low as half of a year's projected revenue up front. That comes to 50% of 50% of $1,000,000, which is $250,000 payable upon signing of the Non-Disclosure Agreements.
What do you say, partner?
I beleive I have a game that meets that description. How much revenue do you expect such a joint venture to produce?
I'm not sure how to view this properly. It clips off the entire left side of the graphic when I open it.
Also,
I'm in!
What is it you'd be adding to my game?
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