Discussing the Design and Business of Games
Since last time, I decided that I really wasn’t happy with the paint layer I’d applied to the Enterprise lower saucer. It was too patchy, some dust had gotten trapped in it and it simply wasn’t good. On top of…
Lighting the interior of the ship and preventing that light from leaking through the plastic – unless I want it to, of course. Model making can be complex.
I’ve been struggling for a little while in getting lights and sounds working together on my Arduino. Finally, after issues with the code editor and then the board itself, last night I had a sound playing and some LEDs fading….
Hello all! I’ve had a fun weekend getting to know my Arduino MKR Zero board. Thanks to an example script from a fellow Star Trek modeller (thanks Greg!), I’ve been able to get some LEDs animating on a breadboard. With…
Having completed my NX-01 Refit kit a few months ago, I’m eager for my next challenge. Since the kit was a great price, had stellar reviews and my girlfriend is a TOS fan, I decided to buy the Revell 1/600…
I’ve quit playing my favourite free-to-play game after 3 years of daily play. Why? Do I regret it? Do I want my money back? Should free-to-play die?
As a free-to-play game, Star Trek Timelines needs players to return to the game on a frequent basis over a long period of time.
This is a discussion of the ways developer Disrupter Beam has created effective monetisation and retention strategies for their game.