Gordonopian Games - Your Game, Your World [Open]

by **United Gordonopia** » Sat Feb 22, 2014 9:10 pm

Though the Titan's first year was an inordinate success, Gordonopian Games is already demonstrating that we are not willing to rest on our laurels. In fact, we are pleased to announce that we recently launched a global advertising campaign targeted at raising awareness and reaching out to nations that did not yet have a regional distribution partner, and so far it has been met with positive results. As of today, we are thrilled to announce that the Titan is now available in four new nations: Icatus through Game Emporium, the Blackhelm Confederacy via a joint partnership, our first full move into Farfadillis with Distribuidores Rojos, and Tarsas in cooperation with Tertria Computer Works. We believe that these new ties will allow us to bring the joy of the Titan to millions more gamers worldwide, and are delighted with the opportunity.

At the same time, we remain just as focused on making the Titan the best gaming console in the world, and are happy to add that four new titles will be coming to the Titan, three through new publishing partnerships. Serpent Candidate and Rift, from Zmeug Games and Vaduz Studios respectively, are currently console exclusives on the Titan, and will both add to the tremendous community on the Titan in totally unique ways. Field of Steel by Zmeug Games brings a great new open-world multiplayer title to the fray, and is a timed console exclusive. Finally, we have a G-Sports first where our sports line has teamed up with a development studio in Farfadillis, ÎKA, to bring the most recent BoF title to market worldwide exclusively through Gordonopian Games.

As one last teaser, we want our most dedicated fans to keep their ears to the ground; big things are coming soon.

by **Sensorland** » Sat Feb 22, 2014 11:22 pm

Game Title: Terrorist Annhialation
Nation: Sensorland
Developer: CleverGames Co.
Publisher: Jeux de Pomme English Studios
Platform(s): Titan
Genre: Action/Adventure/Strategy
Release Date: February 21st, 2014
Game Summary: You play as Dru, a known criminal mastermind who has been caught by the military. The government has agreed to drop all criminal charges if he can take care of a list of terrorists who are extremely threatening.

You must find a way to destroy all the terrorists and get back to your own life.

Design choices
Complexity level: While the game doesn't sway from its main storyline, it has alternate endings and possibilities.
Difficulty curve: Hard.
Tutorial: Optional, shows all the basics of the game.
Multiplayer: Yes. Player 2 is a character named Shun, and Players 3 and 4 are unlockables named Buppo the Chef and Rey the Chauffeur
Single-player/Multiplayer focus: Multiplayer focus, but single-player is possible.
Design principle: Make it as interactive as possible, and give multiplayer a fun advantage, with each individual having their own strengths and weaknesses.

Self-Evaluation (Out of Five)
Gameplay: 4
Design: 5
Writing: 5
Replayability: 3
Graphics: 4.5

Media Information
Voice acting: Yes.
Overall voice acting quality: Professional.
Cutscenes: Yes.
Overall cutscenes quality: HD and done professionally
Gameplay/Cutscenes time ratio: 5:1

Business Information
Downloadable or Retail: Retail
Titan Exclusive or Multiplatform: Titan Exclusive
DRM: Digital RIghts Management exists, preventing piracy.
Recomended Vendor Price (USD): 50 NSD/USD
Company Representative: Joe Krantor, Board of Directors

Promotional Image URL (Optional): N/A

by **Yttribia** » Sun Feb 23, 2014 12:51 am

Company Name: Vaduz Studios
Representative Name: R. Vitale Schuttmann
Nation: Yttribia
Previous Experiences with the Video Game Industry: Published Rift, first full-fledged game, many games on mobile devices
Port of Call for Shipments: Telino
Projected Annual Sales in Your Nation: 4.4 million
Comments: Vaduz Studios is truly honored to have worked with Gordonopian Games with Rift, and believe that Yttribians deserve to play their game on what is hailed as the best gaming console.

by **United Gordonopia** » Thu Feb 27, 2014 3:37 pm

-both accepted, but unfortunately I don't have to the time to get out a full reply at the moment-

by **United Gordonopia** » Fri Jul 18, 2014 4:04 pm

-Back open for business. A few things in the works for the future!-

by **Seripheap** » Wed Jul 23, 2014 2:26 pm

200,000 A Titans Please

by **Seripheap** » Wed Jul 23, 2014 2:27 pm

And do you have any games like grand theft auto or Call of duty ??

by **Zunkwentania** » Wed Jul 23, 2014 4:02 pm

Company Name: Neenee.zkt
Representative Name: John Astylir
Nation: The Democratic Republic of Zunkwentania
Previous Experiences with the Video Game Industry: As Zunkwentania's largest e-tailer, we have sold many consoles and accessories.
Port of Call for Shipments: Kerswantel
Projected Annual Sales in Your Nation: 33.6 million
Comments: None

by **United Gordonopia** » Wed Jul 30, 2014 9:17 pm

Gordonopian Games is proud to announce a new partner, Neenee.zkt, to open up expansion into the rapidly growing Zunkwentanian market. This represents the first of what we expect to be several expansions in the coming months as a buildup to a big announcement planned at the upcoming GameNorth expo in Deska.

by **Chesterville** » Thu Jul 31, 2014 1:25 am

Company Name: ElectroArts Inc.
Representative Name: Josh Campbell
Nation: The Federation of Chesterville
Previous Experiences with the Video Game Industry: Master of Engineering Study
Port of Call for Shipments: Port of Washington D.Q. (district of Queens)
Projected Annual Sales in Your Nation: $1.5m to $4m
Comments: nice company. Looking forward to see more coming from this fine company

by **Maltropia** » Sat Aug 09, 2014 5:14 pm

Company Name: i m i r t .
Representative Name: Ruairí Kehoe.
Nation: The Most Catholic Empire of Maltropia
Previous Experiences with the Video Game Industry: Being one of the nation's leading retailers and the publisher of a line of popular grand strategy games, Paradoxia Universalis.
Port of Call for Shipments: Port of Argensborough
Projected Annual Sales in Your Nation: Loads and loads. Let's say 55 million consoles.
Comments:

[OOC: Yes, this isn't IC. Yes, it's killing me.]

by **United Gordonopia** » Tue Sep 02, 2014 10:54 pm

Coming this Fall

OOC Note: Orders up to this point are accepted... Can't bring myself to put in IC replies after that art

by **United Gordonopia** » Fri Sep 26, 2014 6:30 pm

-little bumpity bump-

by **Seno Zhou Varada** » Sat Sep 27, 2014 9:45 am

From Joon Zhang head Of Kekiki

Emailed to Gordonopian Games

by **United Gordonopia** » Sun Sep 28, 2014 12:40 am

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To: Joon Zhang, Kekiki Corp
From: Gordonopian Games
Subject: Re: The Sands Scatter
Restriction: None

Dear Mr. Almeida,

We are very much looking forward to bringing The Sands Scatter to the Titan, and hope it can be one of our first big games of the upcoming new year!

The cost for releasing the game on the Titan is a fairly standard 10% of retail per unit, which in this instance would be 5.60 USD. We are also working to make accommodations in the G-Connect network to handle the load from co-op.

We are very happy to be able to continue our relationship with your fine company. Perhaps you would be willing to sign as a distributor of the Titan in Seno Zhou Varada?

Sincerely,
John Knox

by **Allied Connurist States** » Sun Sep 28, 2014 5:00 am

From: Alisha Cooke, Spokesperson for Connurist Games
To: Gordonopian Games
Subject: A Proposition.

Hello. We here at Connurist Games are very happy to make your acquaintance today, especially if we can do business. We can reveal to your company that for a short period, we have been working on a next generation console of our own, but after seeing Titan, whilst we may be able to rival your console, we probably can't surpass it, and as such there is no such real market for our our project.

However, with a console as powerful as the Titan, we finally have a platform aside from PC to put our more advanced video games on to. But, as Titan is not yet sold in our nation, that would have to happen first, and we are more than willing to contact some companies to sell it here. Still, we can do business today.

by **Rodrania** » Sun Sep 28, 2014 7:59 am

Game Title: Impossibilia
Nation: Rodrania
Developer: IB Games
Publisher: Rodranian Game Publishing Agency (RGPA)
Platform(s): Multiplatform (Includes the Titan)
Genre: Roguelike
Release Date: September 21 of 2015
Game Summary: Welcome to the world of Impossibilia, fellow adventurer! In here nothing works as you expect it to work... Well... Everything will work AGAINST you! In the world of Impossibilia you will face hordes of different enemies and you will not only need skills, but also luck to surpass all the tests. Fasten your seatbelts, grab your game controller and get ready for the fourth wall breaking adventure of your life!

Design choices
Complexity level: High
Difficulty curve: High
Tutorial: None, have luck with learning!
Multiplayer: Multiplayer mode with a maximum of 4 players
Single-player/Multiplayer focus: Singleplayer focus
Design principle: Keep it simple, keep it hard

Self-Evaluation (Out of Five)
Gameplay: 6/5, probably the hardest game you will ever play
Design: 2/5, rage-quit friendly.
Writing: 1/5, this game doesn't have any writing at all, it's basically your character going trough rooms and praying for the best
Replayability: 5, the game includes 5 different difficulty levels and a online level creator.
Graphics: 2/5, retro rogue-like graphics, might cause a few headaches for casual gamers not used for this kind of graphics

Media Information
Voice acting: None, pure text
Overall voice acting quality: No voice acting
Cutscenes: None
Overall cutscenes quality: No Cutscenes
Gameplay/Cutscenes time ratio: No cutscenes

Business Information
Downloadable or Retail: Downloadable
Titan Exclusive or Multiplatform: Multiplatform
DRM: None
Recomended Vendor Price (USD): 2.50
Company Representative: Alexey Ivanov

Promotional Image URL (Optional):

by **Seno Zhou Varada** » Sun Sep 28, 2014 12:47 pm

In response to your earlier statement we would be more than happy to distribute the Titan in SZV.

From Joon Zhang

by **United Gordonopia** » Sun Sep 28, 2014 1:16 pm

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To: Alisha Cooke, Connurist Games
From: Gordonopian Games
Subject: Re: Soviet Storm
Restriction: None

Dear Ms. Cooke,

Its my pleasure to let you know that we have approved Soviet Storm for publishing on the Titan, and are more than happy to work with your company on any modifications necessary.

The customary fee is 10% of the retail price on each copy sold, in this instance $5.00 USD, though since you have indicated interest in helping find a partner to distribute the Titan in your country we would be more than happy to waive that fee for copies sold within your home market.

I very much look forward to hearing back from you regarding your business contacts within the Allied Connurist States.

Sincerely,
John Knox

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To: Alexey Ivanov, RGPA
From: Impossibilia
Subject: Re: Soviet Storm
Restriction: None

Dear Mr. Ivanov,

It is excellent to hear that you plan to publish Impossibilia on the Titan; we have a recent lack of downloadable titles, and this is a perfect one to fill the void!

The standard fee of .25 USD for every download would apply, and when the title is ready for release we will have the infastructure set up to support it, as well as the multiplayer component.

Can't wait to see how the title turns out!

Sincerely,
Peter Seyer

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To: Joon Zhang, Kekiki Corp
From: Gordonopian Games
Subject: Re: Distribution in Seno Zhou Varada
Restriction: None

Joon,

It is great to hear that you are willing to take on the Titan!

The usual fee of one million USD per year, plus 280.00 USD per unit sold, will apply in this case. With your projected sales volume, you should have no trouble making a sizable yearly profit on the console and its accompanying games on 120.00 USD gross. Also, in the event of a price cut from our end, the cut will come out of the $280 fee and not your share of the revenue. Gordonopian Games covers the costs of shipping to Zerava and setting up GConnect infrastructure for your nation. The rest of the costs, such as domestic distribution and marketing, will be up to your company. We will also provide some marketing, media, and customer service materials, which have been sent to your company electronically.

Hopefully our relationship can continue into the future!

Sincerely,
Eric Lacklan

by **Zitru** » Sun Sep 28, 2014 3:46 pm

Game Title: Dragon IV: Vengeance
Nation: United States
Developer: Elite
Publisher: Dark
Platform(s): EliteGamer 3, EliteGamer 4, PC, Titan
Genre: First-person shooter
Release Date: November 4, 2014
Game Summary: Set in a post-apocalyptic Earth The year is 2028, seven years after the Dragon invasion and two years after they conquered the Earth. For too long, pockets of survivors have been cowering in the shadows, too scared to stand up for ourselves. For our planet. For our future. That shall be no more. Now is our time. Time for the humans to strike back and defeat our conquerors. They have no right to destroy our planet. Our home! This is our chance to strike back, our chance to reclaim Earth. This is our last chance for vengeance...

Design choices
Complexity level: The game can be difficult and confusing, as the player has the opportunity at certain points in the story to choose themselves what happens. For example, they can choose to sacrifice a fellow soldier to save another, to sacrifice both soldiers and save their own life, or to sacrifice themselves. It makes the game much more interesting, and adds a concept of realism. There are four difficulty modes to choose from as well: Recruit (easy difficulty); Regular (easy/medium); Hardened (medium/hard); Veteran (extremely hard). Very Hard
Difficulty curve: The game is very hard to master, especially for those who have never played any of the Dragon franchise prior to Vengeance. Even then it can still be difficult for those who have mastered it. The game employs the element of surprise - you never know how hard or how difficult a mission could be. Hard
Tutorial: No tutorial.
Multiplayer: There is a hugely-popular multiplayer mode in-game for up to 20 players, with a range of different game modes. Players can create and customize their own playable character and weapon classes, and can rank up while unlocking new weapons and other items along the way.
Single-player/Multiplayer focus: The game has both a Campaign (single-player mode) and Online (multiplayer mode). It also features a brand new game mode, Survival.
Design principle: The design principles of the game are:

To make it as interactive as possible - via the inclusion of allowing players to alter the story and play their way
Allow for a realistic multiplayer mode - in the Veteran multiplayer mode, players must look for ammo and other supplies to survive
Include a realistic, terrifying and action-packed story
Improve the graphics as much as possible

Self-Evaluation (Out of Five)
Gameplay: 5/5
Design: 5/5
Writing: 4/5
Replayability: 4/5
Graphics: 5/5

Media Information
Voice acting: Numerous major and minor roles throughout the game
Overall voice acting quality: 5/5
Cutscenes: Cutscenes are usually before each mission and after each mission, while there can be some during intervals in game. In these cutscenes, players can interact with the environment and choose what their character says to dictate how the game will continue after the cutscene.
Overall cutscenes quality: 5/5
Gameplay/Cutscenes time ratio: In one mission, there will be on average four cutscenes. Sometimes there will be more, and sometimes less.

Business Information
Downloadable or Retail: Dragon IV: Vengeance will be available for retail from November 4, 2014 onward. It will be available for download from February 1, 2015 onward. A demo is currently out for download and will be taken down on November 4, 2014.
Titan Exclusive or Multiplatform: Multiplatform.
DRM: It is not permitted to make copies of this game to sell or use.
Recommended Vendor Price (USD): $79.99
Company Representative: James L. Anderson

Promotional Image URL (Optional): Here

by **Novi Concordia** » Sun Sep 28, 2014 4:44 pm

Game Title: Clipped
Nation: Novi Concordia
Developer: Dynamic Productions
Publisher: Concordian Video Publishing Service
Platform(s): Multiplatforms (Titan incl.)
Genre: Crime-Life Sim.
Release Date: March 29th, 2017
Game Summary: Clipped is about a man named Simon Calloway, who was raised as a lowly orphan in the streets of the not so far future Los Angeles. Simon must carve his own destiny, starting from the lowly life of a criminal goon, to becoming the kingpin of an international criminal syndicate. Along the way, Simon will make new friends, enemies, and even lovers. This is Simon's story; and you will unravel it.

Design choices
Complexity level: Clipped is very complex, in many ways. The story branches out in a way that you may never the same ending again if you don't try. The player chooses just about everything, manipulating Simon like he is a puppet for everyday life.
Difficulty curve: Low, to medium, to high, as you progress throughout the story.
Tutorial: Yes, the intro is in fact the tutorial, cloaked in a mission-esque fashion.
Multiplayer: Yes, up to fifty people.
Single-player/Multiplayer focus: Singleplayer
Design principle: The design principles of Clipped are:

Offer as much realistic immersion as possible. Everything has been optimized for the player's convenience. From the tallest building to the tiniest rat, we have aimed to offer immersive graphics. As for gameplay, we have made it a point to offer the most realistic motions, which can happen in the styles of fluid scripted and dynamic.
Player convenience. We have a huge array of customizability, both in gameplay and the options menu.
The modding and individual media community. We have installed a video recorder and player to record games without using a third party program. We also have our own modding community, and as such, we have made mods compatible for even consoles.

Self-Evaluation (Out of Five)
Gameplay: 5/5
Design: 4/5
Writing: 5/5
Replayability: 4/5
Graphics: 5/5

Media Information
Voice acting: Yes.
Overall voice acting quality: High, recorded with crisp and clean microphones. Every character in voiced in the game; from the main characters to minor pedestrians that you may not even noticed. Full conversations can be held, with all of them voice acted.
Cutscenes: Yes, with over a thousand cutscenes. These cutscenes range from missions, to random encounters, to minigames, to almost everything.
Overall cutscenes quality: High.
Gameplay/Cutscenes time ratio: Every mission has from 4-5 cutscenes.

Business Information
Downloadable or Retail: Both.
Titan Exclusive or Multiplatform: Multiplatform.
DRM: None.
Recommended Vendor Price (USD): 99.99 USD
Company Representative: Tyler B. Jones

Promotional Image URL (Optional):

by **Novi Concordia** » Sun Sep 28, 2014 4:46 pm

Company Name: Dynamic Productions
Representative Name: Tyler B. Jones
Nation: Novi Concordia
Previous Experiences with the Video Game Industry: Dynamic Productions has made many small time games over the course of it's twenty year old life. But now, with funding from many large corporations, it has grown to develop larger and better games, like Clipped.
Port of Call for Shipments: Sancti Francisci
Projected Annual Sales in Your Nation: Possibly 1 billion to 7 billion
Comments: A great potential partner.

by **United Gordonopia** » Sun Sep 28, 2014 10:43 pm

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To: James L. Anderson, Dark
From: Gordonopian Games
Subject: Re: Dragon IV: Vengeance
Restriction: None

Dear Mr. Anderson,

We are thrilled to have the opportunity to work with Dark and Elite to bring a title to the Titan. We are convinced that this will be a huge title for the console!

As per usual the fee is 10% of retail price on each copy sold, in this instance $8.00 USD. We are more than happy to begin setting up infrastructure in our network to accommodate the sweeping multiplayer.

I would also like to inquire as to whether or not your company or any of your contacts are interested in distributing the Titan in Zitru. We think that the Titan can quite possibly host the best iteration of Dragon IV, and it would be wonderful for your home market to be able to experience it.

Sincerely,
John Knox

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To: Tyler B. Jones, Dynamic Productions
From: Gordonopian Games
Subject: Re: Clipped
Restriction: None

Dear Mr. Jones,

It is my firm belief that Clipped will be a huge asset to the Titan's higher end market, and I am delighted that you have submitted it for release; of course your request is approved.

The fee for publication will come to $10.00 USD on each copy sold, and we will also cover the costs of the multiplayer infastructure should you chose to not take that on yourself.

The financials of the console distribution agreement are typical, at $280 USD per console and a one million annual fee. Should a price cut come from our end, it will come out of the $280 fee and not your share of the revenue. As a note, we do anticipate a cut in the near future, likely coinciding with the release of our recently teased handheld console. Gordonopian Games covers the costs of shipping to Sancti Francisci and setting up GConnect infrastructure for your nation. The rest of the costs, such as domestic distribution and marketing, will be up to your company. We will also provide some marketing, media, and customer service materials, which have been sent to your company electronically.

I hope that this relationship can continue in the future!

Sincerely,
John Knox

by **Estenia** » Mon Sep 29, 2014 2:01 am

Game Title: World Cup 69, Live the Game, Live the Dream
Nation: Estenia
Developer: United Provok Productions
Publisher: United Provok Productions
Platform(s): Titan and PC
Genre: Sports
Release Date: 22nd August 2014
Game Summary: There's a list of loads of nations to pick along with their national teams and lead them to the Glory of World Cup, by starting in the Baptism of Fire which is optional(Only new nations, including ones that have never participated in the world cup even today) then the Qualifiers where you must win as many games as you can if you finish second you go to the play offs or if you are the best second-placed team you participate to the Finals but you can also sim the tournament. You can also play as a player, real, or a made one.

Design choices
Complexity level: It depends on what of the 5 complexity levels the player choose from very low, to low, to medium to high
Difficulty curve: It gets harder and harder when you play in either phases of the cup
Tutorial: Yes there's always a tutorial before you start and before the games
Multiplayer: Yes, multiplayer can happen with whole new modes, including the Create your new Cup feature. Every match can have a maximum of 22 players plus 2 coaches who decide the tactics. There's also the background of it in the team's rooms where you chat your plans for the next half for the next 5 minutes or until both teams have their plans.
Single-player/Multiplayer focus: There's not a focus on one side only, developers split to 2 teams and focus on their sides for a better game.
Design principle: The design principle for World Cup 69, Live the Game, Live the dream are:

Offer as much as realism to soccer and graphics of the game.

Give the player the feeling of being the stadium with the chants feature, repoting feature, and other matches feature

Self-Evaluation (Out of Five)
Gameplay: 7/10
Design: 9/10
Writing: 8/10
Replayability: 8/10
Graphics: 10/10

Media Information
Voice acting: Yes, realism indeed
Overall voice acting quality: High quality, very high, voice acting quality is need for the chat, and for the chants
Cutscenes: Yeah only in the become a player feature
Overall cutscenes quality: Very good, you don't get on the 2 black stripes that cover half of the screen and you don't see a thing
Gameplay/Cutscenes time ratio: They usually happen when you become a captain, after a good performance and the others get to know your skill

Business Information
Downloadable or Retail: Both
Titan Exclusive or Multiplatform: Multiplatform, but there's an edition of it that must be gold in Titan
DRM: None
Recomended Vendor Price (USD): The developers say that a high price isn't need and that 56,00 $ are good
Company Representative: Andrei Arsamov

Promotional Image URL (Optional):

by **United Gordonopia** » Mon Sep 29, 2014 4:38 pm

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To: Andrei Arsamov, United Provok Productions
From: Gordonopian Games
Subject: Re: World Cup 69
Restriction: None

Dear Mr. Arsamov,

It will be interesting adding another football title to the Titan to compete with our own massively selling World Cup and UICA franchises. We wish you luck in the sales race.

The 10% retail price fee on each copy sold applies, $5.60 USD for this title. We will also prepare infrastructure to accommodate the multiplayer game.

I would also like to inquire as to whether you or a business contact in Estenia would be interested in distributing the Titan in your country. It would be great for those interested in console gaming in your home market to be able to experience your title on the Titan.

Sincerely,
John Knox

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