ESBY'S PROFILE

author=unity

author=Sooz
It'll be really hard to make a pool in a cup.

Maybe a pool for ants.

No, no, just a really big cup!

Have a pool, bigger than Olympic size, but its inside a giant cup you have to climb up to get in! Perfection! :D

put the pool inside a cup inside a pool

#body { background: url("https://rpgmaker.net/media/content/users/58674/locker/background_image.jpg") repeat !important; }

this definitely works, i've checked it on my own profile

In addition to the presentation and marketing issues already brought up, I think one of the main things going against you is your lack of activity.

Regarding the presentation - I agree with halibabica; your game just doesn't stand out here and there's actually several aspects of it that's harming it as a commercial product. The main image you've chosen is a really poor choice considering this is usually the first thing site members see and you've chosen a really bland and unappealing map - it's especially strange as you have a really neat piece of artwork at the top of your game's profile which would be perfect. Your screenshots in general need to be more enticing and appealing. One of the other main sticking points is the lack of any CSS customization which for a commercial game I'd considered a must; compare your profile to Ara Fell's or even the dozens of free games that make the effort and it becomes really obvious.

The other point being your activity; In the two years of being here you've only made a handful of posts, all of which centre on your own game. If you don't engage with the community and leave feedback and support for other devs then why do you expect for them to do so for you? The reason unity's games get traffic here is because she's active and helpful in providing feedback, testing and reviews. So learn from unity - if you want others to help you, start by helping others.

The "no demo yet wanting reviews" is another issue that sticks out to me as there seems to be no mentions of review copies in any of your review requests. Why should anybody take time to review your game as a favour to you when it seems like you expect it to come at their expense.

In short if you're game is commercial then you need to treat it as such; your presentation, marketing & community engagement all need to be on point and please for the love of god get some review copies available if you're so against providing a demo.

author=LockeZ
Why are there 750 reviews of an RTP game that came out two months ago

What am I doing wrong

because steam's userbase is fucking huge. tends to have around 9 mil concurrent users, so all you need to do to get 750 reviews is find the 0.0001% dumb enough to play your game

i'll try france