Buffalo Games publishes a LOT of toys, games, and activity kits. But their website is disorganized and has toys and activity kits under the games category. It's a jumble.
Has anyone worked with them before, to get any of your games published? Do you know anyone who works there?
The company and the people may be perfectly fine. Their website doesn't give that impression.
My prompt was something like, "Ask me a question that you think will interest me. If possible, base it on previous conversations that we have had."
Chat GPT replied with paragraphs describing the core insights about me that it had gained from our prior chats and a wonderful question that got me thinking in a way that I love. It took about 5 minutes for me to come up with a response to its question. Chat GPT then (of course) validated my reply, talked about how deep it was, and asked to follow up question that got me thinking even more.
Try out that prompt for yourself and comment with how it goes for you.
I just saw a movie, and then number of half eaten buckets of popcorn in the trash afterwards was amazing.
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It seems like all that popcorn can be repurposed. Fertilizer / plant food? Feed for livestock? Packaging? Building materials?
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The Business would probably need to provide popcorn only trash containers at movie theaters, where patrons would only put popcorn (for the most part!) and the business would come collect those regularly, probably both weekend days and a few times throughout the week. But then once having that raw material of popcorn with butter and salt all over it, it could be converted into ... something? Or repurposed ... somehow?
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I'm interested to hear your thoughts!
"I'm going to open an unfinished furniture store that just sells trees."
I have a picture of a game show contestant who looks just like an actress I've seen, but I can't remember who the actress is. Is there a subreddit for look-alikes and doppelgangers of other people?
I don't think r/doppelganger allows pictures of other people. I think they only except selfies.
(If card games with extra components aren't allowed on this sub, just let me know and I'll delete this post.)
I've already created the sell sheet, rules, and a 3-minute pitch video. (I tried keeping it under 2 minutes but I couldn't do it.) I thought I read on Reddit I was supposed to provide a TTS version of the game too, so I recreated my card game with a cool HUD in TTS. It's on Steam now, too, as an unlisted ... mod? game? Whatever it's called.
How have you all shared the TTS version of your game with publishers?
I've already created the sell sheet, rules, and a 3-minute pitch video. (I tried keeping it under 2 minutes but I couldn't do it.) I thought I read on Reddit I was supposed to provide a TTS version of the game too, so I recreated my card game with a cool HUD in TTS. It's on Steam now, too, as an unlisted ... mod? game? Whatever it's called.
How have you all shared the TTS version of your game with publishers?
I put my card images into a PNG grid image that is 2040 pixels wide and 2100 pixels tall. That's an 8x6 grid of 48 cards that are 255 x 350. I imported that, set the sliders to expect 8 cards wide and 6 cards tall, but only with 40 cards total since I left the bottom row blank because some tutorials say the bottom right card should be blank.
The deck was created. I shuffled. The "Search" looks great, showing just my 40 custom cards. But when I deal, every other player gets blank cards, while I get nice random custom cards.
What did I do wrong? How can I fix this? I've been troubleshooting this for 2 days, and Copilot is no help.