Part of the appeal of COG games is that they allow players to choose a great deal about the world and its characters. (A recent release for a popular book series crashed the site it was hosted on after experiencing a renaissance this summer.)
(One of my favorites makes around $90k a year from Patreon.) The COG community is not tiny, by any means, and popular books have trended on social media, particularly Tumblr, causing them to grow in popularity even more.
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Under those deals, the game will be available on various places (I play on the Hosted Games app, I know they're on Steam and PC as well) and the author will receive a portion of proceeds.Īuthors can very quietly make a shockingly large amount of money through these deals, I'd estimate that the authors making the most can reach into the six figure range between their profit shares and other things like Patreons. Some of them become very successful, and after meeting a number of conditions, can be purchased by COG and released under their Hosted Games imprint. Most of these games end up on COG's forums as Works in Progress, or WIPs.
ChoiceScript is a fairly simple (in my opinion, having played around with it and worked on a game of my own) coding language used to create what are essentially "choose your own adventure" books in a game format.
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