What is with these recent games, no ai but big prices...70 on sale regular 80. Where is the market? Not a chance for me.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1868730/Gettysburg_Fields_of_Valor/
and the graphics, just way less than meh...
From the same developer/publisher as the other one too...
Seems very expensive for what it is...
Definitely weird, I wonder how many buy it....
What a stupid price.
And two people have to pay that outrageous price for a game to be played.
Looking at it, I'm not sure why anyone would pay for it. Tiller games can be purchased for 2/3 the price, and they have a rudimentary AI. Tabletop simulator/Vassal would allow someone with a Gettysburg board game (and there are numerous such games) to play it with a friend. I'm not sure what this game does that is worth that price?
Quote from: Grim.Reaper on February 04, 2022, 06:11:38 PM
Definitely weird, I wonder how many buy it....
Considering neither game from this publisher has a single review posted, I would have to guess not many...
Apart from the gross overpricing...it looks like it could be an interesting game at the right price-point. What would that be? $9.99, $14.99...more/less?
Given 1) you need 2 copies to play, 2) similar board games retail for around $80, and 3) Unlike board games, this game does not have to re-coup the cost of printed material/parts, I would estimate that no more than $15/copy would be about right. Possibly less.
Quote from: Tripoli on February 05, 2022, 03:06:30 PM
Given 1) you need 2 copies to play, 2) similar board games retail for around $80, and 3) Unlike board games, this game does not have to re-coup the cost of printed material/parts, I would estimate that no more than $15/copy would be about right. Possibly less.
LOL...thanks, I missed the no-AI in the game feature....I'm revising my price-point to under one dollar.
$15 for a two-pack seems pretty reasonable to me, buy once and send a copy to a friend.