I'm curious as to how much people actually fund projects on Kickstarter. I browse countless ones and do pledge to ones that I really like, but only with a small fee.
I'm developing a quick, fun game that is there to fill in a few minutes of waiting with a friend. It only takes 1-2 minutes to play and is incredibly simple, based off of the familiar rock/paper/scissors mechanic that we are all used to. This game isn't meant to be any more than simple, quick and quick gap filler for two people.
The game's components comprise of:
* 4 game pieces (altogether the size of a credit card)
* A plastic slip that they fit in
The rules will be supplied online as they only comprise of a few lines, really. So I want to make it as compact as possible.
I'm currently working on the costs of everything and aim to fund the production by Kickstarter. Due to the compactness of the game, I can post it to everywhere (from Ireland) for $1.23 or less, which is very useful.
With a pledge (including P&P) of looking to be somewhere in the $1-$3 range, would you pledge if you found the game interesting?
I'm basically wondering if those who pledge regularly would bother with such a low pledge and if those who rarely/never pledge would be more tempted by such a low pledge required for a copy of the game. Sorry if that was too rambly. :)
