RetroX85

Just now finding this thread. Count me in @zxdplay .Its rather interesting and you have my support!

I still got the only NFT. Makes no difference. Yes, Star Keeper is on Steam. Probably the best way to play it since it is a difficult and fun game.

Would be nice to see SK ported the Nintendo eshop to boost sales that way also.

Same here. My first task while playing the PC version was to get the X-mas Easter egg on the first level. That was so cool

Ahhh gotcha. Very cool you added that.

Is there a password for lives?

Is that a choice weapons screen?

@zxdplayHope things work out soon with Steam. I'll gladly buy the PC version and have another go at Star Keeper with the bonus level and easter eggs you've included with this release.

@zxdplayAny plans when you'll have it on Steam ?

Yes, contact him if you can. I'm sure he will be thrilled with the idea of ' Star Keeper' finally getting a release for PC. Just forward him to this thread.

I think anywhere from $5 to $10 is legit price point. but I'll pay whatever 87Arts wants to charge for the game on steam.

Agreed, having him know the potential to raise funds for a 'Star Keeper 2' by selling Star Keeper on PC would definitely peak his interest, including a physical release of the 2nd game. He could not only promote it, he knows who to reach out to for physical releases if the development of Star Keeper 2 comes to fruition.

I agree that John Riggs should know about this. He has made a youtube video or 2 about this game and I believe he would not mind promoting this PC release with another youtube video. Great idea @Jeevan If anyone wants to let John Riggs know (and other YT homebrew content creators), that will be a good way to spread the word about 'Star Keepers' PC release.

Absolutely agree with this and also agree we are a small group of nuts

Theres no doubt the NFT project is full on dead brother

@zxdplay I also agree with @Dr. Morbis. Pricing the game less than $20 will help significantly. And if you could do less than $15, that would be great. For us interested in the homebrew scene, it's not a hard sell for us. All of us in this thread know what 'Star Keeper' is and some of us just want to play it because some do not have the NES cartridges it was released on. As for other gamers who do not know of 'Star Keeper', it's gonna be hard to sell them a 8-bit game for $29 on steam. The lower your price, the more likely it will sell on Steam. It may take time but if "Star Keeper' is priced appropriately on Steam, it won't take too long to achieve 1000 sales.

@zxdplay the music for the bonus level is really cool, I totally dig it. You make good chip tune music along with your programming talent.

Same here. Couldn't agree more!

Steam will have 'Star Keeper' for PC. IF the PC version sells (preferably 1000) , The developer will initiate development of 'Star Keeper 2' and that will have a supposed NES physical release. Star Keeper on PC must sell first prior to any consideration of 'Star Keeper 2'

This is awesome news. I like where your going with this @zxdplay

Let's just enjoy the fact the game is finally going to be on PC soon and hopefully a sequel is the future A sequel would be a fantastic way get on board with companies like Broke Studio, Mega Cat and LRG.

Kickstarter would be great but I don't think he can do it based on him residing in China. He would have to facilitate the campaign with a known group here in the United States or elsewhere.

Glad I have the only one . I'm Looking forward to your PC release and the idea to raise funds for a SK sequel.

What will you do with the other 9 NFTs you have made?

I think having a copy graded after the PC version is released might make sense if you wanted to encapsulate a copy and still have the means to play it on PC. But what is the estimated cost to grade something like this? I'd probably grade mine with VGA.