Reddit roundup: 'roast our card game campaign'
Product Quality · PledgeRadar Editorial ·
u/monsterballccg was a week into a collectible card game campaign at a quarter of its goal, with no ad spend and no mailing list, and invited the community to roast it.
The feedback reads like a checklist of what backers want to see on a game page.
What Reddit users said
Likes the concept, but the page feels like a preview: it should show what the hundreds of cards are and explain how to play.
Original commentAdd videos of people playing, in person and in tabletop simulators, and send early copies to board game reviewers.
Original commentAsked why anyone would buy one deck if two are needed to play, found it pricey, and questioned the fast fulfilment timeline.
Original commentIntrigued by the blind box, but confused whether it's random pulls or identical premade decks; the page should say.
Original commentLikes the card designs and asked how many players it supports.
Original commentThinks it's a cool idea in a saturated market.
Original commentSource: Roast Our Poorly Planned TCG Kickstarter Campaign (r/kickstarter)
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