Otherwise, we donвЂ™t want to end up in a situation where we canвЂ™t deliver something.

Features that donвЂ™t, we will leave them out. Game design is iterative so features that will work, weвЂ™ll keep them in. So here in this pitch weвЂ™re basically saying we're gonna keep it open. Simply because, well, we already have a Kickstarter, and if you plan it out way too much and promise all of these different features, you are going to end up in a situation where you donвЂ™t manage to do this, donвЂ™t manage to do that, timelines shift, you have to cut features, and then everyone is disappointed. Nichiporchik: So far we have a minimum amount of $50,000, and weвЂ™re not doing stretch goals. RPS: I noticed that your Kickstarter doesn't include stretch goals. And thatвЂ™s basically how it went, and so far itвЂ™s shaped up alright, I guess? But thatвЂ™s like where it came from. And that basically where we got the idea.ДЇor a while I was trying to pitch, like, вЂњletвЂ™s do a zombie game!вЂќ But eventually we ended up on the idea that, hey, letвЂ™s just make a game where you have to jump out of jets. gifs of Battlefield 3 and people jumping out of jets, and Tom was doing the same for Just Cause 2. gif exchange on Skype, where I was sharing. So what we did was, we were taking some time off, you know, a couple of hours per day, and Tom was playing Just Cause 2, I was playing Battlefield 3. Nichiporchik: Well, initially, the Kickstarter pitch started like Just Cause 2 meets Battlefield 3, because basically the way the game started was that it was Christmas 2012, we spent a bunch of time on implementing No Time to Explain with Steam, because we had an agreement before, and it was really really stressful. RPS: How did this come about? At what point did you decide to go from stuff like No Time To Explain and Speedrunners to a miniature triple-A multiplayer thing? Nichiporchik: Right, so this is not how the camera works in the game itself. RPS: Okay, so the perspective of JetGetter's trailer, is the game fully played from that type of perspective? However, since weвЂ™re publishing and getting involved in development in a lot of those games, we can actually do that. So the normal bundle idea is out of the question, because you canвЂ™t have multiple developers pitching in their games. So we ran it by Kickstarter, and in KickstarterвЂ™s terms of use, they basically say that you can only give away goods that you have produced. So weвЂ™re basically kind of merging crowd-funding and bundles, in a way. What weвЂ™re going to do is, for the $51 tier, weвЂ™re going to give away all of those games. We have seven games in total right now, two unannounced, and JetGetters, so eight in total. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. But, since we have a bunch of games that we signed - you know, you saw Fearless Fantasy, you saw Spoiler Alert. I want to talk to you about a couple of things that weвЂ™re doing with our Kickstarter, which I donвЂ™t think other people have done with a Kickstarter? So, you know, itвЂ™s a Kickstarter for a game, pretty standard, you have your pitch, your rewards, your trailer, all of that stuff. Because when you look at it, you donвЂ™t really instantly understand whatвЂ™s going on. ItвЂ™s just that we spent over a month on making different trailers, and renders, and you know, sharing some prototype footage, trying to communicate the fun of it. But right now it finally shaped up to where we kind of want it to be.

We came up with this idea over a year ago and weвЂ™ve just been designing and prototyping since then. Basically, we want to make a game where you jump out of jets and thatвЂ™s the core mechanic, right? So you jump out of a jet, you skydive and you hijack another personвЂ™s jet. Nichiporchik: So, itвЂ™s a multiplayer shooter where players fly high in the sky and hijack each otherвЂ™s vehicles mid-air. Can you give me a quick rundown of what JetGetters is, exactly? Go below to find out about JetGetters' plane-jacking antics, its accompanying Kickstarter (because of course), how TinyBuild hopes to make dogfights more interesting, shifting levels, purposefully limited player counts, and why TinyBuild's not on board with free-to-play. '.Oh,' I replied, briefly mistaking a flock of birds fluttering by outside for a car tethered to a plane with a wildman surfing atop it, as I often do. 'It's basically a fusion of Just Cause 2 and Battlefield 3,' he proceeded to tell me. Almost reflexively, I braced myself for an excited slurry spew about some crazy new platformer or a zany comedy adventure or an emotional tale that would rock me to my very core.

'We are about to reveal a new game!' No Time To Explain dev/burgeoning indie publisher Alex Nichiporchik told me over Skype.

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