How much is a fair price for Automation

[Daffyflyer]

Yeah, we would never get anywhere near $100, less than $40 for sure

[MustangManiac]

Very Rasonable! I'm alreadly getting my friends excited so it's looking like maybe a 4 pack key for me

[Daffyflyer]

That's what I like to hear, good to hear people spreading the word about us

[RedRiot]

This question is a little bit early, but I guess 20-30 Euro would be a fair price.
I would pay for later additional contents too, if this way you could keep developing Automation after its release.
Like Automation 1.00 would contain only cars when released, but later you could download an official Pickup/Van/SUV pack.

[fordford]

id happily pay £30 to £40.
not sure what that translates to in other currency's
quality and technical aspects of the game i think would warrant a price tag like that.
hope that makes you happy

[robt100]

What fordford said (good choice, ford man myself ) £30 would be a decent price, or even a bug free basic version for say £20, with £2-£5 downloadable updates that add a reasonable amount, though then that can cause issues if a new feature is added and people have to start again. Its a tricky one!
Good example is Live For Speed, currently £12 for S1 £24 for S2 to get more content with the same features in both. But people are happy to pay £24 for that and its still not complete, just alpha/beta (depending on who you talk to and when!)

[Monikarda]

I believe 40$ is a fair price for both gamers and developers of this game. From what I have seen, this game will be one of its kind and while there are so many crappy games around that cost more than 40$ (not to mention the last airline management game that I almost paid 60$ and proved to be so bad), a game like this deserves to be priced around 40$ or even 50. But since we are willing to pay this much, I hope developers will always care what the gamers say.

[Drake]

I believe 40$ is a fair price for both gamers and developers of this game. From what I have seen, this game will be one of its kind and while there are so many crappy games around that cost more than 40$ (not to mention the last airline management game that I almost paid 60$ and proved to be so bad), a game like this deserves to be priced around 40$ or even 50. But since we are willing to pay this much, I hope developers will always care what the gamers say.

I agree.

IMO 40$ is a good balance between excellent value for the customer and profit for the Developers. Especially considering the endless hours of gameplay I will get out of the game when finished.

we want you guys to do well enough to make games full time

[7driv3r7]

Free

jk, $30-$40 sounds perfect

[Dasspeil]

no free option? what about all us free loaders?

$40 USD seems a decent price

[Daffyflyer]

No free option if you ever want us to finish


Its nice to know people think what we are working on will be worth paying for, we sure hope it is, but its nice to hear

[Flarfignewton]

I agree with the majority on here and say that 40 dollars is a fair price.

[JeffreyCor]

Most on the market are above reasonable, unfortunantly. With the looks of it so far I voted with the $30 (US) option.

[Kubboz]

In my not-so-beautiful country, you can buy most popular games for 120 zł which is 41 $.

I checked the 20$ option, because there wasn't 25$ option.

[Killrob]

This is such a difficult question to answer! It depends on so many different things, which right now are impossible to know.
Generally, as a game maker I prefer a lower price tag coupled with easy distribution, basically cutting the "need" for piracy
and copy protection down to a minimum from the start. Examples like the humble bundle, Minecraft and Mount & Blade have
shown what success can come from such a fair-price policy. I voted for 10€ for now Offer an easy-to-use donation
function on top of a low price and off you go on a super-customer friendly pricing.

Cheers!
/Killrob