sorry, this isnt my computer but i dont think yall get the question. here:
how would you sell your game?
what would you do to get money off your game?
plus i cant show you my game because my laptop is screwed and i need to put up my new computer. but i dont need to show you screens of my game and if you ask why then you dont get the question. but my game is a horror, here is the story:
The USMR base ( United States Military Research ) is one of the best and most powerful bases in the world. It even had a sector set aside for civilians who cant pay off their homes and life neccesities. All the workers were happy to live and work there, until... The year is 2124. A species nicknamed Hellmen used to attack every 5 years or so. But they havent sent an attack in over 80 years. So we thought they had given up. We were wrong. All the sudden there was a surprise attack on the base that started 3 miles behind our lines. Investigaters report there was a huge 50 foot hole in the ground where they came from, looking deeper they found it was a tunnel leading 100 miles away from the base. Being underground and landing so far away they completely avoided our detection. Now the communications sector has been sabotaged, 75% of the civilians have been killed, and the bio-experiments have been realeased. We thought we had it bad. Then we realized the attack was nothing more than a sabotage for the 10 Motherships coming down on our base. As one of the soldiers sent to investigate, you have to help restore the communications base, find a shelter for the civilians, and control all the bio-hazardous experiments so we can send a distress call and prepare for this hidious attack soon to come. If we can restore the base, the Motherships will be chalenging, but not nearly as much as a threat as they are now.
The game is called "7 daus to live" because you have 7 days to live or those motherships will toast everyone within the base, then the world.
that help?
and i dont have the experience to rival with cod4 and es4: oblivion, but that was my point.
when the chicken crosses the road, he never comes back