Posting up our demo
by Richard O · in Torque Game Engine · 07/21/2005 (6:48 am) · 3 replies
Hi all,
this may be a question for the garagegames employees, but i wasn't sure where to put it, or who to ask it of, so im asking it here. if this is the wrong place, then sorry.
we used torque to make a short game for our final thesis, and its a bit glitchy but i wouldn't mind getting some feedback of it from the garagegames community. is it possible to put it up as a download in the games sections, or is that just for larger finished games? if so, does anyone have any advice on how to get our game out to the public? should it be put up as a snapshot of the day or something? any answers would be much appreciated.
cheers
shadow realms crew
this may be a question for the garagegames employees, but i wasn't sure where to put it, or who to ask it of, so im asking it here. if this is the wrong place, then sorry.
we used torque to make a short game for our final thesis, and its a bit glitchy but i wouldn't mind getting some feedback of it from the garagegames community. is it possible to put it up as a download in the games sections, or is that just for larger finished games? if so, does anyone have any advice on how to get our game out to the public? should it be put up as a snapshot of the day or something? any answers would be much appreciated.
cheers
shadow realms crew
#3
GarageGames does not provide free hosting services for downloadable files as a rule.
07/22/2005 (1:40 pm)
Most of the time in these situations, teams will buy some hosting service (you can even get free service with download capabilities), and then post a forum thread, a blog (.plan) and/or submit a snapshot of the day that includes the link.GarageGames does not provide free hosting services for downloadable files as a rule.
Torque Owner Kirby Webber
I don't know that they'd host it, but the host Produce Panic, which is a free d/l.