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I am working on a new semi-idle game, and I am planning to release it on both mobile and PC. With my previous game Tap Heroes I had it free for mobile with inapps and the PC version was instead modified a bit for non inapp but the game cost a few dollars. When looking at Steam though that have got quite a few idle games they all seems to go free instead with inapps on the Steam platform. Is this something that is supported yet with the Steam Object for Fusion?
I hadn't heard of Steam in-app purchasing but I will see if we can add that feature.
Thanks! Almost all free games on Steam have them, one example is Tap Tap Infinity!
I am probably soon going to release my new game on Steam. I would like to go free to play with microtransaction like other games in this genre, but is there any plan to add this to the Steam object any time soon? Who is in charge of this extension?
Its under development hopefully out soon but I don't know if it will meet your schedule.
I'm curious how DLC packs would work with Fusion.
Thanks Jeff! Do you know any ETA?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeff
Hopefully I will get an update at the end of this week or early next week on it.
Just wanted to check in if there have been any update on this?
We had to reassign the programmer who was working on this to another project.
As soon as I can get him back on it I will.
Very curious about this too! would be great to have such function in your game on steam
Does anybody have any news regarding the microtransaction?
Also wonder about this
Ah I thought I posted about this but I didn't
Steam needs to fix their micro transaction system -- It currently requires the game developer (You) to run your own transaction server.
Its not like Apple or Google where you connect to their servers.
So I pulled the plug into making this extension since I heard from a number of game developers the whole system is really really bad.
Now -- That being said -- If a group of users wants to get together and help finance finishing the extension I would be happy to get it back on track.
I think I have about $5000 into this already and I would have to ask the programmer on how much more $ it would require to get it done.
I estimate maybe another $2500 or so.
Hmm that sounds really strange, why would Steam have it set up like that? :O
I would be interested in funding if there would be about 10 other people also in on it so we could split the bill, not sure how many others are interested though?