BrightLocker is trying to up the crowdfunding game by allowing the community to actually participate in the funding, creation, selection and development of games through its "crowdpublishing" platform.
"In the traditional crowdfunding model for videogames, consumers play the role of a pay-and-pray bystander, often backing games that never get made," said BrightLocker CEO Ruben Cortez. "BrightLocker will ensure that every game that gets funded actually gets made and published. We use the power of the crowd to put the ‘fun’ in funding, engaging with users throughout the entire development process, giving gamers the chance to imagine, choose, create, play and even earn money."
In addition to choosing game ideas and controlling their development, active community members will earn rewards, achievements, and currency they can use on the platform and in future games.
Preparing for live launch in early 2016, the BrightLocker platform is now accepting signups for its Closed Beta testing, which will begin in early December. For more information on BrightLocker, and to sign up for the Closed Beta, you can visit BrightLocker official web site.
