Comments on: Interview with Chanon Sajjamanochai, Executive Game Producer of Viqua Games http://anawiki.com/sellmoregames/2009/02/23/interview-with-chanon-sajjamanochai-executive-game-producer-of-viqua-games/ Knowledge based on experience. e-Commerce tips for game developers. Wed, 11 May 2011 17:38:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Grey Alien Games » Blog Archive » My Interview on Sell More Games Blog http://anawiki.com/sellmoregames/2009/02/23/interview-with-chanon-sajjamanochai-executive-game-producer-of-viqua-games/comment-page-1/#comment-8247 Grey Alien Games » Blog Archive » My Interview on Sell More Games Blog Mon, 07 Sep 2009 07:13:40 +0000 http://anawiki.com/sellmoregames/?p=120#comment-8247 [...] Chanon Sajjamanochai (creator of First Class Flurry and Shop n Spree) [...] [...] Chanon Sajjamanochai (creator of First Class Flurry and Shop n Spree) [...]

]]> By: Jake Birkett http://anawiki.com/sellmoregames/2009/02/23/interview-with-chanon-sajjamanochai-executive-game-producer-of-viqua-games/comment-page-1/#comment-1683 Jake Birkett Wed, 25 Feb 2009 20:05:54 +0000 http://anawiki.com/sellmoregames/?p=120#comment-1683 Same here, Xmas Bonus in December 2005. Same here, Xmas Bonus in December 2005.

]]> By: chanon http://anawiki.com/sellmoregames/2009/02/23/interview-with-chanon-sajjamanochai-executive-game-producer-of-viqua-games/comment-page-1/#comment-1682 chanon Wed, 25 Feb 2009 15:27:51 +0000 http://anawiki.com/sellmoregames/?p=120#comment-1682 Glad you liked the interview Jake! Yes, I remember that portal :) Our first game was released near the end of 2005. Glad you liked the interview Jake!

Yes, I remember that portal :)
Our first game was released near the end of 2005.

]]> By: Jake Birkett http://anawiki.com/sellmoregames/2009/02/23/interview-with-chanon-sajjamanochai-executive-game-producer-of-viqua-games/comment-page-1/#comment-1679 Jake Birkett Mon, 23 Feb 2009 21:13:04 +0000 http://anawiki.com/sellmoregames/?p=120#comment-1679 Really great interview again, thanks Roman and Chanon! By the way I loved First Class Flurry (it got so many things right) and will play Shop n Spree today hopefully (haven't been able to due to finishing my last game). I've heard great things about it and in fact we'll be competing for the same top 10 space soon along with Farm Frenzy Pizza Party... re: "design-by-passionate-team", I love that point, well made. Even though I didn't originate the design for my last two games I was heavily involved in the design process as the game was developed - it made the game better for sure having more than one passionate designer. Regarding my 10 points, they were just for how to make a game addictive and enjoyable, they didn't even talk about the whole marketing side of things which could add another 10 at least. For example you've added "no bugs" and "appeals to target market" which I didn't have listed. Without those you could follow my 10 points and make a very addictive but bug-ridden niche title (like about train spotting or something) that totally failed to sell, lol :-) Oh one more thing, I'm pretty sure your first game came out a similar time to mine and was on Indiepath's little casual portal along with Xmas Bonus and Easter Bonus, then he shut the site down, is that right? Really great interview again, thanks Roman and Chanon! By the way I loved First Class Flurry (it got so many things right) and will play Shop n Spree today hopefully (haven’t been able to due to finishing my last game). I’ve heard great things about it and in fact we’ll be competing for the same top 10 space soon along with Farm Frenzy Pizza Party…

re: “design-by-passionate-team”, I love that point, well made. Even though I didn’t originate the design for my last two games I was heavily involved in the design process as the game was developed – it made the game better for sure having more than one passionate designer.

Regarding my 10 points, they were just for how to make a game addictive and enjoyable, they didn’t even talk about the whole marketing side of things which could add another 10 at least. For example you’ve added “no bugs” and “appeals to target market” which I didn’t have listed. Without those you could follow my 10 points and make a very addictive but bug-ridden niche title (like about train spotting or something) that totally failed to sell, lol :-)

Oh one more thing, I’m pretty sure your first game came out a similar time to mine and was on Indiepath’s little casual portal along with Xmas Bonus and Easter Bonus, then he shut the site down, is that right?

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