Then once you reach 1000 in sales Steam refunds the 100 and from my experience it's nothing to reach 1000 in sales. But.Steam does have a $100 fee which is really not a lot because if you have a decent game you can make that back in the first week of launch. Another option, I find Steam is where the money is at because there are very few freemium games and Steam players don't care about paying $1 for a decent game. Well I am steering too far off topic of this thread so back to the subject. Let the customers know we are not giving our games away! Only us as devs can change the market simply by putting a pricetag on your games even if it's $1 and I can't stress this enough. We spend hours upon hours, month after month and year after year working on our games. Those devs above have priced their games (maybe?) but customers are choosing the free games instead. His intention was to create a platform for gamers where new indie games could be discoverable. Made a huge growth and took funds from adult game creators and now leaving them out to dry without prior warnings or any communication with the community. David began development of Game Jolt in 2002 at the age of 14.
Too many freemium games is one reason for the sad gross revenues posted above and it's ashame. Uses the excuse of 13-16 yr olds complaining about adult games but then states new branding for the sudden removal of all adult games. If you're not looking to make money (which I doubt), then just post it on either. On Itch.io I haven't noticed as many free games so you may be able to make some money on that market. What happens then is potential customers will say, oh this game is $1 so i'm going to just pass and download one of the 100's of free games instead. As developers we are killing our markets by saturating them with free games. Click to expand.Not sure if you are looking to make money off your games? If so I am not sure I can recommend Gamejolt simply because there are just far too many free games.
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