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Thanks again everyone who has contributed so far. I have made changes based on the feedback I have received, and I have uploaded a new video this morning that is much better. It's nice to have real in-game footage to use. One of the big feedback was explaining the game play. I have tried to do that ...

Thanks again for the feedback so far. I have rewritten a number of things based on feedback I have received. The primary one left is making it more clear exactly how the game is played, so I'll work on doing that both in the new video I put up there and in the text.

I have added a video and a concept art image for the main character now. Are there other images you would want to see on there? Or again, in general, other suggestions?

You mean no images like concept art or game play explanation images? For the video--do I have to have a prototype footage to display? Or can I just describe the concept in some way in the video and that's sufficient? Or do I just need some video that engages and doesn't need to explain the game play...

I wonder very much the same thing. I back a lot of projects just for small amounts, so I see a lot of updates. And there are a lot of big and small kickstarters giving shout outs to other projects. I've often wondered how these happen. Did they reach out to each other and work out a deal? Or is it j...

I have a line of games in the Quip universe I want to create. As far as crowdfunding goes, I thought it might make sense to start out small and then one by one launch bigger projects. For the first step in that, yesterday I launched the kickstarter for a: "Fast paced 2D obstacle avoidance game ...

Are there legitimate crowdfunding services that will work on a success basis? So, maybe a small fee up front plus a percentage if successful. Someone that will completely manage all the promotion so you don't have to do anything except answer their questions and maybe provide some raw content.

I've had a Thunderclap campaign up for about a week now and seeing no response despite some promotion. I'm wondering if it's such a new thing, people don't know what it is and just leave it. Also, unfortunately, their site is poorly designed to encourage user action.

Are there any services out that that will charge per results? Charge per backer, or on a percentage basis or such?

Well, about 48 hours into the crowdspeaking campaign. I can confirm what some others have said: just simply posting publicly to social media followers has resulted in not a single person to join. Interesting.