Quote from: carlfebz2 on January 12, 2020, 10:13:23 PM

Quote from: kryptqnick on January 12, 2020, 04:34:25 PM

Welcome to Bitcointalk! While crash game is typical, it is engaging. Moreover, your website worked on some alright animation to go with it. However, when I checked out the website there was nobody there... If you want it to become popular, you should consider running a signature campaign and perhaps making the game's free demo mode or something like that. I was also wondering about the future with that KYC stuff. It will be enforced if the account reaches the limit, right? So if one is playing with small sums, nothing will be asked? And are you planning to make some other moon-themed games or will it be just crash? Good luck!

Crashgame is somewhat saturated already so it isn't really surprising that this one doesn't really get too much interest yet theres already been trusted by many when it comes to crash game like bustabit.Running a signature campaign is a worthy shot for more exposure but doesn't guarantee that it would give out positive effects because interest will vary on each person.This one had some different theme but I already saw some crash sites that do portray out rockets for crash games.

Well I agree making a campaign is good for publicity anything that could promote the site to attract more gamblers to be able to feel more of the p2p platform instead of playing against the house,
Even though I am still confuse about how would this P2P crash game be played?
I am just curious why choose a crashgame for a P2P platform why not invent a new crypto game that would suite better for P2P?