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    Are there a lot of games that are shareware that force you to build units? Cut Trees? and Farm? Games like Rise of Nations or Age OF Empires 2, and if there are do they sell well?
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    yes there are many. even, in some countries in the far east you are not allowed to publish your game as an indie unless it is a realtime stradegy game! also notice that specially in africa, latin america and the middle east those kind of games are very popular among the politicians.

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    You may want to check A.R.S.E.N.A.L. Extended Power.

    Well, I have made a real time strategy game as well (Pax Solaris), but it pretty much lacks everything you usually expect from a RTS

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    Two that I can think of off the top of my head would be Trash and World Fables. Trash has been in production for some time now, and World Fables has already been released in Germany, but is strangely unreleased everywhere else, even though the developers are from Canada.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gmicek
    World Fables has already been released in Germany, but is strangely unreleased everywhere else, even though the developers are from Canada.
    Kind of makes sense, the Germans are absolutely crazy about strategy games, of all kinds, so focusing on the German market is not that strange an idea...

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    Quote Originally Posted by MiCo Games
    Kind of makes sense, the Germans are absolutely crazy about strategy games, of all kinds, so focusing on the German market is not that strange an idea...
    True, it's understandable, but the game has been released there for something like 4 months. I'm just not very good at waiting

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    Quote Originally Posted by MiCo Games
    Sounds like the perfect opportunity to learn another language
    Hahaha, tell me about it. I was seriously considering trying for a somewhat related reason. There's a pretty robust independent gaming scene in Germany that would be great to be able to keep track of. However, as good as the translator is in Opera, it doesn't react to well to sites that have a lot of slang and non-proper language, such gaming news and developer sites... ahh well.

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