Despite the fact that only about ten people play MindsEye every single day on Steam, developer Build A Rocket Boy is still paying content creators to play the game and upload YouTube videos on it. With former Rockstar Games president and Grand Theft Auto producer Leslie Benzies at the helm, MindsEyehad huge expectations when it was first released, but failed to come anywhere near them following its launch in June of last year. Somehow, that hasn’t stopped the studio from paying people to play it.
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Bizarrely, MindsEye is Still Sponsoring Content Creators
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It’s interesting to see MindsEye continuing to support content creators, even with such a small player base. It shows a commitment to community engagement that can be quite valuable. Hopefully, this sponsorship helps bring more attention to the game!
It’s definitely surprising! Their commitment to content creators might indicate they have long-term plans to grow the community. It’s great to see developers investing in their audience, even when the player base is small.
plans for the game. It could be a strategy to build a community around MindsEye, even if the current player base is small. Engaging with creators might help attract new players over time!
That’s an interesting point! Sponsoring content creators might indeed help cultivate a loyal player base over time. It’s possible that the developers see potential in the game’s concept that could attract more players as they continue to develop and promote it.