You need to mesmerize people every second they look at those screens and a static title or menu won’t do it. One of the two would grab most people’s eyeballs for a bit. We left one machine sitting there, mid-stage, just waiting to be played, and the other would always be reset after someone left to go through the intro loop. Humans love to consume the best of the best and taking the first item from a complete group is immensely satisfying to us so keep a bunch of all your swag and items out at the same time and replenish them. The more empty space, the less folks will be interested. The more product out on the table, the more people will buy. The more people around your booth, the more people it will attract. That being said, nothing to be done about it! You work with what you got and applying the same abundance principal to everything under your control is a great strategy. You need to build up that frenzy and a crowded, busy atmosphere is ideal. Just like at a grocery store or a good party. As humans, we want to see full, complete, abundant things.
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My main problem with this was when you’re in a big huge convention room and it’s only 1/2 full of vendors it really takes away from the ‘excitement of abundance’ as I call it. This year’s expansive space was never really crowded and there honestly weren’t enough vendors to fill the two large rooms, leaving some very dreary corners and areas in the room we were in. In 2015 it was fiercely crowded, but from what I can tell – that wasn’t necessarily a bad thing. This was the second year and the floor space was at least double last year’s. Some of this is very 101, but there should be a tidbit for everyone!Įucon is a strange place, Eugene being a pretty small town, the con has a real backwoods feel. Sharing a few of the big takeaways and surprises will be the focus of this post if you haven’t shown your game before it’s an intimidating task and you’ll need all the help you can get. I eagerly accepted the challenge, and it proved to be well worth the effort! This year however, I was invited to show at the Eugene Comicon, or Eucon – where there is an entire island dedicated to Indie games. Although Kite has been in development for over 2 years now, there haven’t been many opportunities to show it off at an event.
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