Online browser based game where rich people develop their virtual rich characters

[dovecream]

This is just a draft, still needs brainstorming. I was thinking about creating a game only for rich people. Game would be web based, something like Ogame.

In this game rich kids would be able to grow their virtual rich characters. They start off from nothing, being poor and they need to climb their way up by buying virtual expensive things. More money they spend more popular and influential they become.

Person can join the game by proving they are rich, such as deposing $1000 dollars to create account and then others can join by inviting their rich friends, otherwise there is no way to join. There would be no annoying ads in the game.

 

[Voo]

This literally sounds like the equivalent of that $1000 “ I’m rich “ phone app that does nothing other than take money.

Pro tip: Rich people are rich for a reason.

 

[Elvlin]

So like second life?

 

[dovecream]

This literally sounds like the equivalent of that $1000 “ I’m rich “ phone app that does nothing other than take money.

Pro tip: Rich people are rich for a reason.

Never heard of that app

So like second life?

Is it?

 

[yesofcourse]

RIch people don't play stupid games.

 

[Elvlin]

Never heard of that app


Is it?

Well the difference second life is free, but the base idea is the same, peole use their money to buy virtual expensive things, but on second life they have real life economy, so the virtual expensive things like real estate etc give them money. Well if you have the skill make one with 2d graphic and real economic system, but in mobile. As people can earn money playing the game, the game will be a hit. But you need decend budget to make the economic start

 

[FatBee]

Habbo for reach ppl?

Used to be a private server for this shit, after few months of running, he deposited his millions in chargbacks.

 

[dovecream]

RIch people don't play stupid games.

How about rich kids?

Well the difference second life is free, but the base idea is the same, peole use their money to buy virtual expensive things, but on second life they have real life economy, so the virtual expensive things like real estate etc give them money. Well if you have the skill make one with 2d graphic and real economic system, but in mobile. As people can earn money playing the game, the game will be a hit. But you need decend budget to make the economic start

Well it depends on targeted audience. But nice perspective, thanks.

Habbo for reach ppl?

Used to be a private server for this shit, after few months of running, he deposited his millions in chargbacks.

Really? Why?

 

[FatBee]

How about rich kids?


Well it depends on targeted audience. But nice perspective, thanks.


Really? Why?

Money on Money
Good luck winning 100 simultaneous chargebacks of $1000 over a virtual bullshit.

 

[dovecream]

Money on Money
Good luck winning 100 simultaneous chargebacks of $1000 over a virtual bullshit.

Well, thanks for your nice words kind gentleman, I'll give my best so it does not happen

 

[SEO_Ninja]

RIch people don't play stupid games.

Rich kids do

 

[dovecream]

Rich kids do

For every rich parent there are at lest 1-2 rich kids

 

[Mr Positive]

Why would I become rich after I’m rich

 

[dovecream]

Why would I become rich after I’m rich

To be more rich? For fun? Maybe you just want to spend your money on something? Who knows. But very good question to think about

 

[BbHhWwVM]

It is really not important is it a kid or mature playing it. You have all kind of minds paying for bunch of games, per player.

I once played Facebook browser game where I was very aware of game progress and prices. New member joined our guild/clan and bought items for $20,000

Our game server was pretty fresh, a month old, and that person outranked every single player, got bored 2 days later and quit playing the game. He is also not able to trade items in that game.

He also said that he got bored before he left. He is mature lawyer from New York. Then I had friend from France in that game who spent around $14,000 for that month.

I saw more at least 50 players who spent around $5000 because game is challenging, you have ranks, battles, events, so many ways to spend, and delays between, so you can get horny enough.

I myself started playing that game because it was mostly auto-pilot and funny graph, but I quit gaming long long ago, so I quit that too after saw that guys who are 10x times + stronger that any regular player. But, you have clans where there are always some strong buyers and at least 10 of free players, and they cooperate, receive some goods all, so being a regular player is not that bad overall, and game has a lot of users across the servers.

After all this text, game is Hero Wars.


But that one is just a tiny facebook game, what to say about others who earns a lot of M's.

So if you want to have a profitable game, NO, you won't be able to make it run like you wished, you are already forced to follow some dots, that all other games do.

Else, you won't be able to hold players, and not even rich kid will give you $1000 to join to your game, when he can spend em in a lot of more popular Brand games and become the mini boss.


You can eventually make a poor world and a rich world, and then say $1000 to enter the world of rich.

Beside this, you will have to work a lot on designs and game purpose.... for at least 1 year or more, depends of your team, then ads will cost you $100k minimum just to become alive at game market... buddy,... Good Luck, go for it!

 

[dovecream]

It is really not important is it a kid or mature playing it. You have all kind of minds paying for bunch of games, per player....

Very detailed, nice. Human psychology is complicated. We'll see. I count on luck

 

[Chielou June]

Thats the only fkng reason for me being addicted to PUBG.

 

[Prathek]

Never heard of that app

Is it?

And almost every other game with microtransactions!

 

[ASametYildirim]

I think, it's a good idea. I like it.

 

[Marcos Morales]

Pro tip: Rich people are rich for a reason.

It couldn't be said better!