@Archangel3371: Does that also mean you personally prefer to wait until the full release of a game before investing or early releases are fine? (since it's not really a final product)

Minecraft didn't even came through my mind, it's been around for so long, I always think about struggling games when it comes to participative funding haha

@RSM-HQ: I wasn't aware of that example, I vs the 2 systems because I feel like there is a big gap between a release from a big compagny that has the E3 visibility and a small independant studio. But yeah indeed if some small (yet rare) studios can make it to the E3 through a kickstarter that means the system is a working possibility to make it on the market.

And now I wanted to ask you how many of the project you invested in actually got a release? (if you followed them) and if you have any example (I am really curious about the CF model system).

And I am mostly talling about CF from scratches like the example of cellyon is that they have their idea and plan out but they dont have a playable version yet from what I've seen so no early releases possible to finance the game.

Hey

I've recently came across another new independent studio starting a crowdfunding on Ulule... This new system of financing a new game is used quite frequently but I am pretty curious of how it is perceived by the community. Do young new studios have a chance against the big E3 ? I am also curious to know if you've ever participated in one, if you remember what games it was for and if it ever came to be published?

The game I've recently came accross seems pretty promising and its called Cellyon - boss confrontation and they want to do a PVE x MOBA game with a cartoonesque style (here is their video)

I really think there is improvement, more and more to be excited about and there is so many choices. Will it be the best ever I hope not..

Portal 1 and 2 are always the 1st puzzle games I seem to think of. And recently I played " we were here" and really enjoyed it. Can't wait to find more

The reason Fortnite is so popular to me is because it is free to play and cross platform ... (plus the fun facrtor obviously)