My name is Joshua Garrity and I’m the digital content manager at Sold Out. I’m contacting you because I really like Heat Signature, and I wanted to have a chat to you about what my team could offer yours. Here at Sold Out we’re interested in partnering up with and supporting smaller game development studios, who need help with publishing and marketing on digital platforms, in exchange for a 70/30 split of the profits in the developer’s favour. You keep the majority of the profits, you keep your I.P. rights, and we take the hit if the game doesn’t make enough money to recoup our costs. You don’t lose anything partnering up with us, and you stand to gain a lot from our extensive experience. Put simply, we want to handle all the boring stuff, so that you can focus on making a really great game.

If this sounds like something you might potentially be interested in, let me know.
Regards

Joshua Garrity

My name is Joshua Garrity and I’m the digital content manager at Sold Out. I’m contacting you because I really like Heat Signature, and I wanted to have a chat to you about what my team could offer yours. Here at Sold Out we’re interested in partnering up with and supporting smaller game development studios, who need help with publishing and marketing on digital platforms, in exchange for a 70/30 split of the profits in the developer’s favour. You keep the majority of the profits, you keep your I.P. rights, and we take the hit if the game doesn’t make enough money to recoup our costs. You don’t lose anything partnering up with us, and you stand to gain a lot from our extensive experience. Put simply, we want to handle all the boring stuff, so that you can focus on making a really great game.

If this sounds like something you might potentially be interested in, let me know.

Regards

Joshua Garrity

I am 24 years old from PA. I think you should look at Blue Manchu and Matt Makes Games. I am sure I sound crazy or am talking about things you hear from others… but I sometimes get these spur of the moment rants when I see really talented people doing the things I wake up in the middle of the night thinking about. I will be following your progress. Take care and please continue with your passion.

My name is Brendan McCullough and I am one of the hosts of a video game, tech, general nerd things podcast Almost Better Than Silence (http://almostbetterthansilence.com/). I was wondering if you would be interested in coming on the show to talk about the development process, the state of video games, or anything at all. If anything else I’d love to discuss Gunpoint and find out more about Heat Signature. We’re based out of Philadelphia so the interview would be done over Skype, but if you want to reach me you can at ABTSbrendan@gamil.com. Thanks for your time and I look forward to hearing back from you.

I regret nothing!

-Brendan McCullough

My name is Brigid Choi, and I’d like to write music for you and your next game(s). I’m graduating in May from Emory University with a major in English and a minor in Music. So far, I’ve worked on a game called “Box” on Kongregate (http://www.kongregate.com/games/Casiogre/box). You can also hear my demos on my portfolio (https://brigidchoi.bandcamp.com/releases). I write a number of different styles, and I’m sure I can write a genre that you want that I haven’t covered in my portfolio. I’m also a Music Editor at RPGFan.

I grew up on music and video games. Through elementary and middle school, I played violin and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. In high school, I moved onto rock instruments (vocals, guitar, bass, drums) and Rock Band. At Emory, I took theory and composition classes and started writing music of my own while playing Super Smash Bros. Combining my two biggest passions by writing music for video games is my dream job.

I played Floating Point during the 2013 Christmas Steam Sale. Although it looked simple, it was actually surprisingly difficult. I’m not the greatest at physics, so it was hard for me to know when to push and how hard to push. I was also impressed with the music—especially how it sounded muffled when the ball dropped “under water”. I would love to be a part of this team!

If you think I would be a good asset to your team, or if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to email me at bjwchoi@gmail.com. Thank you for this opportunity, and I look forward to speaking with you soon!

Brigid