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Hey Nekomancer,

Sounds interesting- we do graphic novel games- Witches and Bandits and Swords (Oh My) and The Bunny Hill Horror are on this site. And if anyone wants to manually translate them using Unity code in a different language, and upload them to that country's gamesites, then please get in touch (they're about 20,000 and 14,000 words respectively).

We could offer a 50/50 split of any money from the translated versions however, keep in mind these games have to be released for free (because of the copyright terms of our use of graphics), so any profit would have to come from advertising.

Also, do you have a website or any presence on social media (e.g. Twitter)? As a tip, I'd definitely recommend having something like to link to, as you're more likely to get clients if they know a bit more about who they're doing business with :)

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Hi! We'd definitely love to translate the games. Graphic novel games are chilling and always make me nervous when I need to make choices! We have a similar game back in China and it was quite a trending one. However we are not familar with Unity :( Do you think there is a way to get over this?

We are preparing  art materials for our website now. I have a personal Linkedin Page: www.linkedin.com/in/will-zheng-885573157 . You can check it out.

Would you mind leaving your e-address here, or anything, so that I can contact you? You can reach me anytime through issonaman@gmail.com .

Thank you for your attention!

Sure, my email address is redrum110 at gmail dot com.

This is a bit spur of the moment, so I haven't thought the whole thing through myself, in all honesty, but it would be great to have people in China play our games. Here are a couple of obstacles that I can see:

We wouldn't know which sites to put the game out in China (whether indie sites like itch and Gamejolt, casual sites like Kongregate and Newgrounds, or mobile versions) or where to publicise the game, so we'd need your help with this.

Re-coding and uploading the game to different sites might be difficult. We use Unity, but I'd need to talk to our coder about this (I just do the creative work).