PayPal pledges are now available for those who want to weigh in on the War of Rights development. This is also a great chance to look at how pledges help developers and how you could use them as a developer as well.
War of Rights In-Depth
We’ve discussed the game before on this site but you can see more footage of the game on YouTube. Basically it’s an FPS set in the Civil War with some very interesting strategic concepts that history buffs and simulation players should both check out.
Pledges go towards new and useful stretch goals. This is a popular choice by developers for additional pledges
Each pledge goes towards stretch goals such as minor graphical improvements. Every little bit of polish is important in a game like this so we understand why they chose to go with this method. It allows you to extend your funding far beyond what Kickstarter or Indiegogo give you.
How Pledges Improve Many Games
War of Rights developers are not the first designers to take the pledge route. Some developers such as the ones creating Battle for Presidency started with pledges. Others, like in this case, use it to extend funding. Others use it to catch up on lagging Kickstarter campaigns.
No matter what you do with this it is always something to consider. Be sure to look into it or even send us an e-mail on the contact page if you would like to find out more about this topic. We’ll be sure to write quite a bit more on it.
Pledge levels are an important part of any additional crowdfunding campaign. Be sure to plan them well if you are a developer.
The War of Rights Campaign Continues
To learn more about how you can contribute to the War of Rights Campaign check out: http://warofrights.com/Crowdfunding. Interested developers should also take a look at how they set the contributions up.
