zinfinite77
Cricket Spectator
Hi All, so I had an idea a few months back while playing cricket up in North Yorkshire in the UK. I was reading around the opportunity for kids to play cricket online or just in general within a 7 day week.
The reality of this turned out to be that a kid playing in the UK in a general club team may only get to experience 3 hours of cricket a week, where 1hour of that may be hands on during a game scenario. Whereas someone in an emerging cricket nation such as Canada or US may only get to play for 1 hour a week and have to wait a full 7 days until they can play again! Talk about developing a life long love of the game, through learning and understanding this, I thought it would be a great opportunity to build a fun cricket game not just for kids, but for everybody, so you can play interactive cricket when you want, wherever you want.
This is where the game of Pavilion was born. Its a fun, fast, interactive cricket game, where if you play multiplayer, you play dual pitch format where you end up batting or racing against another player on another pitch. Its a fun interactive way to play the game and really can test your skills, internationally. The chance for people to play against each other across the world and challenge there skills has never been more available.
We have only recently launched the game, I needed to get it out there and gather some feedback from it all. Im currently a solo developer and to be able to make a game that is genuinely worth its weight within the community I value your feedback with what is working well and whats not so working well. If you happened to have a spare 5-10minutes Id love for you guys to test the game or get your kids to try it please and provide any feedback, roast it! All roasting helps to improve the game and without a community goal and feedback in mind... its hard to keep improving and growing.
The website is here too if you wanted to check it out: (The best part is you can play this game in real life and kids absolutely love it, so if the games not a hit, you may be able to play it at your next training with your team!)
Hope to hear from some of you guys soon.
The reality of this turned out to be that a kid playing in the UK in a general club team may only get to experience 3 hours of cricket a week, where 1hour of that may be hands on during a game scenario. Whereas someone in an emerging cricket nation such as Canada or US may only get to play for 1 hour a week and have to wait a full 7 days until they can play again! Talk about developing a life long love of the game, through learning and understanding this, I thought it would be a great opportunity to build a fun cricket game not just for kids, but for everybody, so you can play interactive cricket when you want, wherever you want.
This is where the game of Pavilion was born. Its a fun, fast, interactive cricket game, where if you play multiplayer, you play dual pitch format where you end up batting or racing against another player on another pitch. Its a fun interactive way to play the game and really can test your skills, internationally. The chance for people to play against each other across the world and challenge there skills has never been more available.
We have only recently launched the game, I needed to get it out there and gather some feedback from it all. Im currently a solo developer and to be able to make a game that is genuinely worth its weight within the community I value your feedback with what is working well and whats not so working well. If you happened to have a spare 5-10minutes Id love for you guys to test the game or get your kids to try it please and provide any feedback, roast it! All roasting helps to improve the game and without a community goal and feedback in mind... its hard to keep improving and growing.
The website is here too if you wanted to check it out: (The best part is you can play this game in real life and kids absolutely love it, so if the games not a hit, you may be able to play it at your next training with your team!)
Hope to hear from some of you guys soon.
