We can all agree that the game is in Early Access, and therefore it is quite buggy and poorly optimized. There is nothing new about that. However, what is new is that the company is spending tens of millions of dollars on media buys for a game that is in such a state. There are definitely some people who like the game despite its flaws, but it seems like most people have already given up on it. I don’t get it. It makes no sense from a business perspective to try to introduce as many people as possible to your game, only to have it turn into a buggy, unoptimized mess. What was the goal here? Why not let Early Access cook for 6 months or a year, and then start advertising?
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Sanny Kolliner
Apr 25
Why did Gunzilla spend so much money on advertising the game?
Why did Gunzilla spend so much money on advertising the game?
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It's simple Damien. It's all about money. Gaming companies want to get more without spending their resources. By the way, this policy has already led to the collapse of the popularity of several gaming holdings. I was also a gamer once. But then I realized that it is much easier for me to switch to professional football and betting. I use 1xbet app. It's very simple and extremely comfortable for a person who has a lot to do)
Beta release is the norm for modern game development. I really don't understand the reason, but many big developers do exactly that.
Gunzilla is not just betting on one game, but on an entire ecosystem. Their website explains in detail that Gunzilla Games is building its own platform where players can own their own items via blockchain. That is, every dollar invested in advertising is an investment in the future of the community and the development of a new gaming model.