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CliffyCan
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Developer interested?

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Hi, brand new here and don't really know the protocols. I have a board game that I would love to get some help with. It is called Fl!p52. It is a card game that requires a board. It's an easy game to play, with the feel of Bingo, Roulette, or Keno.
If you are available to help with the project that would be great. If there is anything I can learn to help I will.

Thanks in advance,
Cliff
Valiant Games
www.flip52.com
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Kayvon
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Re: Developer interested?

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Congratulations! That sounds great.

It's not always necessary, but it would help if you provided a link to the game's rules and some indication of whether you've budgeted to pay for an adaptation or are hoping for an enthusiast to volunteer evenings for a month.
CliffyCan
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Re: Developer interested?

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Here is a link to the website with the rules.
https://flip52.com/rules/

I have no idea what the cost would be. Not real budget for it unfortunately. (Maybe a friendly understanding/agreement to be paid something later?) I was hoping to help a volunteer with it. Partly so I can learn a bit about the development and coding.

If you have any questions please let me know.

Thanks
Cliff
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Kayvon
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Re: Developer interested?

Post by Kayvon »

If you're interested in learning about development and coding, visit studio.boardgamearena.com.

While you're there, check out the number of "in development" games: Looking at raw numbers, it's possible to find a volunteer that can get the job done, but most volunteers start with eager intentions and don't finish. Most of those in development games have been abandoned.

Whatever you decide to do, best of luck. There's some decent community support if you decide to do it yourself, but there's definitely a learning curve.
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