Key Features:
ThunderClap is a great way for indie developers to gain exposure through social media and can be used as a free powerful marketing tool. How does it work you say? Well, its really quite simple. Think of it as a kickstarter for a social media that allows a signle message to be mass-shared, flash mob-style; if you reach your sopporter goal. Just like with Kickstarter, your campaigning goals must be met within a given time frame for your campaign to launch.
When the Campaign successfully launches, THUNDERCLAP! All at once your supporters will automatically post your campaign announcement message to each of their linked social media channels (Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr).
When a person supports a ThunderClap campaign, they have to authorize the app access to post to their social media profile. ThunderClap and Campaign Organizers can only use a supporter to post once, and only if the Campaign they register for is successful. Some people may shy away from supporting a campaign if this isn't made clear to them.
With each new Campaign supporter, that supporters total connections are added to the Social Reach counter. This number represents the power of your ThunderClap Campaign and effectively shows how many people your Campaign will reach!
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Across The Table - Hockey is out a day early! Check it out:
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Well we’re almost ready to launch Across the Table – Hockey! We’re just in the process of adding a couple of new bells and whistles, and will (hopefully...
The third installment of our "How to Play Hockey" series takes on explaining penalties.
This is our first gameplay trailer for Across the Table - Hockey. As our game is a different type of Hockey game, the trailer first goes into the inspiration...
Continuing on our How to Play Hockey series, we take on explaining offsides and hybrid icing.
I love your hockey game! You made some very good game mechanics and graphics design choices. Nice work!
From a fellow Canuck, working on a game in another genre. :)
Always nice to meet another fellow Canuck game developer! Thanks!