Back to collectionA giveaway opens as late buyers wait
The price had reached a monthly high the day before, and news about an upcoming game had stirred the community. Today the price fell back to $0.065, leaving those late buyers underwater for the moment. The promotion gave people waiting for the game something to do immediately, but registration, wishlisting, and the reward rules now formed one sequence they had to navigate.
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The price had reached a monthly high the day before, and news about an upcoming game had stirred the community. Raijin was trying to draw players toward The Lost Glitches ahead of its Steam launch. The Night Watchman was watching how people who had bought into the rise understood the new promotion.
Today the price fell back to $0.065, leaving those late buyers underwater for the moment. Raijin held its first giveaway: players had to log in, enter with one pass, and add The Lost Glitches to their Steam wishlists. The earlier a winner was drawn, the more points they would receive; each point was worth USD 1, and the draw was thirty days away.
The promotion gave people waiting for the game something to do immediately, but registration, wishlisting, and the reward rules now formed one sequence they had to navigate. The Night Watchman decided to explain the steps before answering reward questions in the group. Whether people could complete them smoothly, and what the draw would bring in thirty days, remained open.