Any idea on pricing?

[SearchingForGryphons]

Really loved the demo, and want to try to get this game sooner rather than later. I should be able to afford it but if you know how much it will cost I can budget for it better. Also, will prices increase later in development?

[hajabuba]

Originally posted by Coekie:

thats a fair price and a good entry price aswel I think. Some newer games in this genre, start at 8 to 12 dollar and have lesser content for a early releaase. I am always sceptical about hopping on them cause of price and content. Also after trying demo's you can feel already if its worth the (early) release price. But this game felt good and with the current release price it a day one purchase for me. Thanks dev(s)

This game caught my eye with its visual style but there are like 5 heroes that have different starting attack and their own perks (which I don't know how impactful they are and you can only pick 1 during run). Every god skill is same for every char and there's also only 1 map. Don't feel there's that much of content here.

[NixBoxDone]

If it is at about 10 bucks, that sounds to be almost too cheap, to be honest. It looks really polished compared to some other bullet heaven games that came out over the last few years... Especially the voice acting.

That said, many people do expect (and compare) bullet heavens to be around Vampire Survivors levels of cheap, so I can understand why you would want to keep the initial price low so as to not discourage customers.

You can always bundle a bunch of new stuff and sell it as DLC or an expansion if it takes off and it looks to have all the required ingredients to do just that.

[⎛⎝Wafelkowiec⎠⎞]

I'm buying it day 1. I'll say even more: Rise the price or give us some option to give you more $.("Support team dlc" with nothing in it ot smth like that) If that would mean more stuff added to the game I'd say 15$ is the most I'm willing to give right now.

[NixBoxDone]

Originally posted by ⎛⎝Wafelkowiec⎠⎞:

I'm buying it day 1. I'll say even more: Rise the price or give us some option to give you more $.("Support team dlc" with nothing in it ot smth like that) If that would mean more stuff added to the game I'd say 15$ is the most I'm willing to give right now.

Seconding this. Bought "coffee and pizza" DLC for a few games in the past simply because I felt like the team deserved it.

Worst case nobody buys it and you lose nothing but a few minutes implementing another buy button, lol.

[luckz]

Originally posted by ⎛⎝Wafelkowiec⎠⎞:

I'm buying it day 1. I'll say even more: Rise the price or give us some option to give you more $.("Support team dlc" with nothing in it ot smth like that) If that would mean more stuff added to the game I'd say 15$ is the most I'm willing to give right now.

Gift the game to your random Steam friends. Just buy one or two extra copies and you're there.

Donations to devs are better done through an out of Steam service with less than the 30% or so in fees that Steam charges.

Originally posted by NixBoxDone:

Worst case nobody buys it and you lose nothing but a few minutes implementing another buy button, lol.

Dunno, having a DLC that is just "nothing" can make a game look bad. Everything you sell being value-for-money is better for user trust.

[NixBoxDone]

Originally posted by luckz:

Originally posted by ⎛⎝Wafelkowiec⎠⎞:

I'm buying it day 1. I'll say even more: Rise the price or give us some option to give you more $.("Support team dlc" with nothing in it ot smth like that) If that would mean more stuff added to the game I'd say 15$ is the most I'm willing to give right now.

Gift the game to your random Steam friends. Just buy one or two extra copies and you're there.

Donations to devs are better done through an out of Steam service with less than the 30% or so in fees that Steam charges.

Originally posted by NixBoxDone:

Worst case nobody buys it and you lose nothing but a few minutes implementing another buy button, lol.

Dunno, having a DLC that is just "nothing" can make a game look bad. Everything you sell being value-for-money is better for user trust.

I'd rather have DLC that straight up says "no content, just float us a tenner for a cup of coffee and a sammich" than the ridiculous cosmetic MTX some games peddle.

As long as the DLC is completely upfront about not having any content and being a straight up donation for a job well done, I don't see how it could undermine user trust in any way, unless you want to construe the presence of the button itself as e-begging.

Just my opinion though, maybe I'm just way off base on the issue.

I like the idea of the poster above though: I might just buy a couple copies for friends that enjoy surviving the vampires if I have a lot of fun with this.

Same effect, but more people get to enjoy. Seems like a great call, actually.

[CitizenKing]

I think optional skns for the different characters would be great content for a supporter pack. $2 to make everyone gold and shiny or something like that.

[Tsurara-Onna]

Originally posted by CitizenKing:

I think optional skns for the different characters would be great content for a supporter pack. $2 to make everyone gold and shiny or something like that.

They just released the game in EA, adding cosmetic DLC doesn't sound like the best first move.

[Mr. No_Effs_Given]

Got it.