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[cool gamer 76]

Gold mountain adventure is a computer game made by me where you collect gold, get keys to open locks to doors and doge ghosts and spikes.
Play the full versio. Play Now!

Edited by cool gamer 76, 20 July 2010 - 02:02 PM.

[LarsonCreativity]

Alright... So it appears that you're wanting to sell your game... You know, this might be a radical thought, but wouldn't it be best if you provided information (screenshots, gameplay details, etc.) about the game? The attention spans of people, especially on this forum, are usually relatively short, and making them dig for this information might lose you some potential buyers.

I have not played the demo yet, so I can't say anything more.

~LC~

[Jakyl11]

ok not to be harsh but the games graphical edge is 0 (using default sprites that come with gm8)
its definately not worth 10 bucks considering i can purchase better quality games for 10 bucks at wal-mart/gamestop etc...

[LarsonCreativity]

Well, I finally played the demo, and I have come to the conclusion that you're not ready to sell your games. The overall quality of the game was severely lacking. The game's menu was unpolished. The game's graphics (character, tiles, doors, ghosts) were no better. The gameplay was nowhere near spectacular. The overall game design was generic, which made for a fairly drab experience. Usually, I wouldn't be so criticizing, but there's five dollars on the line.

Edit: Oh well, my assumption was wrong. Thanks for correcting me. My earlier opinions regarding the game still stand.

Edited by TheJeremiahLarson, 09 July 2010 - 10:57 PM.

[cool gamer 76]

Well, I finally played the demo, and I have come to the conclusion that you're not ready to sell your games. The overall quality of the game was severely lacking. The game's menu was unpolished. The game's graphics (character, tiles, doors, ghosts) were no better. The gameplay was nowhere near spectacular. The overall game design was generic, which made for a fairly drab experience. Usually, I wouldn't be so criticizing, but there's five dollars on the line.

It appears you have not released any other games on the GMC, so may I assume this is one of your first games, if not your first? If so, I suggest you start off like everyone else and create freeware games. I know the thought of making money off your games is exciting, but you have to work your way up, because if you continue trying to sell games of this quality, you're only going to be met with harsh criticism and disappointment.

I have 43 games. Some are not online but a lot are.