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Post by: u/Doepie308

Good day guys,

Not trying to break any rules so I will not give self promotion details. Serious question - We are developing a Fitness based VR game. A proper one with real goal setting mechanics, huge gamification, the whole 9 yards. I would like to know whether you prefer to buy a game outright or rather have a F2P with in-game purchase and/or monthly subscription.

Side note: I see most games in this genre go for about $25-$30, so we would be the same it we go that route, otherwise I was thinking F2P with a $10/month sub for additional content.

If I am breaking any rules here, I apologize, I am trying to stay within the rules by purely asking the question. For me to ensure I build something the community really wants, I need to first know what they want.

Thank you all in advance for any feedback.

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[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 7 months ago (1 children)

redditfriendguy: Personally I do not look at free experiences at all. I only pay. Probably going to be biased in here though. If your game is kid themed at all you should do f2p

[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 7 months ago

Doepie308: Uhm, no... its kid friendly, but not really for kids. It will be focussed on having an amazing fitness experience within a variety of beautifully crafted environments. My goal is to have people WANT to come home and do a workout not because they have to ( I mean we all have to because of what our lifestyles have become) but more because people enjoy the experience and that it has continuously achievable goals and will actually allow them to reach their fitness goals as well. Call me a dreamer but this is the dream