Indie-Resource.com

Hey guys,
We're a small danish company called Kunju Studios who love games and have previously worked on tools for gamers and game developers.

Over the past months we have been working on a way to put the work and ideas of indie game developers in the spotlight. What we’ve come up with is Epocu.
Envisioned to be a hub for upcoming games and game concepts, Epocu offers developers a unique opportunity to test their ideas and assumptions before investing time in it. Upon presenting the idea, developers can set up the interest goal to see if they can achieve the critical mass of people interested in their game concept. Once the interest goal you set up is achieved, a message of your choice will be shared through the social media of your supporters at the time you think you would benefit most from the buzz and attention it deserves.
We hope you will check it out and help us make the platform that the indie game development deserves. Epocu is completely free to use and it always will be, in hopes that the attention created helps you find investors, a fanbase as well as lay down a solid foundation for a kickstarter campaign.

If you’re interested to learn more about us, you can check it out in more detail here. http://epocu.com

Feel free to leave us your feedback or suggestions in the comments; we will do our best to answer you as soon as possible!

I saw this on another forum and I asked him to post it here as well. I'm really interested in it and I think it could be a great resource for many of us, including myself!

So it is kind of like a Kickstarter site, but instead of asking for money, you are trying to attract people interested in the project? If so, that is pretty interesting. I have heard of a few game devs who went to Kickstarter just to try to get some visibility, when they didn't even really need the money. So this may have a real place

It's basically a prequel to Kickstarter/IndieGoGo. I think it has a great place in the market. I'm even going to put my game up there soon.

Jackolantern wrote:So it is kind of like a Kickstarter site, but instead of asking for money, you are trying to attract people interested in the project? If so, that is pretty interesting. I have heard of a few game devs who went to Kickstarter just to try to get some visibility, when they didn't even really need the money. So this may have a real place

Exactly! Instead of getting paid with money, you get paid with social shares, so it cost people nothing to help you get attention!
I'm glad to hear you find it useful, we would love if you gave it a try!

Regards
The Epocu team

This is very kewl. Thanks for sharing it here

This program looks awesome. I am going to download it.

Jackolantern wrote:I have heard of a few game devs who went to Kickstarter just to try to get some visibility, when they didn't even really need the money. So this may have a real place

lol, not a bad idea..