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effort on its own website. It looks incredibly similar to Kickstarter,Buy Runescape Gold with the obvious bonus that there's no other company taking a chunk of the intake.It appears that the more direct Kickstarter Minecraft approach is working wonders for Prison Architect too as is notable from the sales figures image below, the Runeacape game has made over $270,000 in two weeks, with nearly 8,000 sales total."Kickstarter is for getting projects off the ground, and we were already two years into Prison Architect's development so it just didn't sit well for us," explains Introversion co-founder Mark Morris."By doing it ourselves, we don't have to time limit the alpha, and we hope that we'll get more and more Runeacape gamers interested as we progress and start releasing the updates."Click to enlargeMorris also notes that his studio simply had no idea what target to aim for, making a Kickstarter campaign even more difficult says the Introversion man, "By controlling the process ourselves, we can shape our development to the success of the alpha."We don't have to pay the Kickstarter fees which is nice, but I guess Kickstarter may have added value if they had listed us as a featured project," he adds. "We also had to take the time to set up our own technology to implement the tiering. We used a service called Digital Delivery App, which I can really recommend, but it did take effort on our part."One of the most interesting parts of the current sales figures is that the $50 tier in which backers can put their own name and persona into the final product as a prisoner is the second best-selling tier, after the base $30 tier. Is it simply the idea of injecting your own name into the Runeacape game that is causing people to grab this tier in spades?"I think they're actually buying something much more than that," reasons Morris. "They're paying to help Introversion finish the Runeacape game and assist in molding the direction the Runeacape game takes and the features and Runeacape gameplay www.rssong.com