I have hyper-casual studio and look for a publisher, can someone recommend on a publisher? Ideally big.
A quick google reveals many lists like so: https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/9ouse5/hyper_casual_game_publishers_a_complete_list/ https://www.blog.udonis.co/mobile-marketing/hyper-casual-game it’s probably worth checking out the charts for other games similar to yours, see if there’s a pattern with who’s publishing those.
I love a reddit list suggested by @MadeOfDinosaurs ! If i may add something, try to participate with your game/games in Game Pitches ( among others during Pocket Gamer Connect events and White Nights events). From my experience a lot of publishers are there checking the games and coming proactively to the participants. At least it happened to us MANY times... Even if you are not contacted during or right after the events, your data is staying in their data banks and publishers are fishing for the new games through these data! Wishing you luck!
Are publishers ready to organize online events considering the limitations due to lockdowns and other barriers related to health hazards?
Hi I am from a hyper causal publisher, we already published over 60 games globally. If you are willing to know more about us and our business mode, please let me know your email add.( I just signed up for leaving this message, so I have no idea how to send private message on toucharcade.
Some questions that stand beyond the legal topics would be: - what are the production constraints? - what types of games and age markets favored? - is the targeted market more regional or totally international? - what is the form and magnitude of a typical promotional campaign? - what are the ratios of shares on revenues relative to the investments? - are numbers in the 500K d/ls possible and long it takes to get there?
check this out here is the list of hyper game publisher https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/9ouse5/hyper_casual_game_publishers_a_complete_list/
Some of these publishers have gone under and there are also controversial cases of games being taken without consent, where some developers approached a given publisher with a finished casual game, was rejected, only to find the publisher's own version of said game published under their own brand. So if you spot a publisher that looks good to you, to an in-depth research about it first. Being cautious doesn't hurt. And also prepare yourself to defend your own side of the deal for the negotiation. Don't be a beggar.
