Tiny Laser Heist - Kickstarter Stress Test ft. Dina Said So Studios!

At first, a great, simple concept can sound amazing. The idea is clear, and your potential backers will be able to clearly see if this is a game for them or not.
But what about right after the first impression?
Suddenly we're assaulted by game concept after game concept, and what initially seem like a very simple game turns to be an overwhelming experience.
This episode Dina and Alex from Dina said so Studios join me as we analyze Tiny Laser Heist, and put it to the Stress Test!
In the 'Kickstarter Stress Test' series, we analyze Kickstarter campaigns from the perspective of a potential "Superfan" - the ideal audience who will not only discover their new favorite game, but will become ambassadors for it, actively promote it within their networks, essentially providing free word-of-mouth marketing.
We aim to identify any elements that might discourage them from pledging, confuse them, and ultimately cause them to click away. This is particularly frustrating when the game in question seemed like a perfect fit for them!
Check out the campaign here: kck.st/43Ml5BW

[@JoakimEngfors]

Really fun to see you discuss things with your friends! Thanks for these

[@mdnayonmia6360]

Awesome Video.

[@DuxSomniumGames]

It was super interesting to see the differences in the analysis for a dexterity game versus a traditional board game. Fantastic video as always!

[@orikagan]

And quick update - this campaign seem to have picked it up and is doing really well now! I think they fueled more paid ads and found their audience and it's working great 😄

[@4Nooby4]

Great video guys! very interesting