[quyse]

Congrats on launch!

Although my immediate thought was - DRM is just wrong. It will only punish legitimate players and will be cracked quickly anyway. Indie games do not need DRM.

Also I'm generally wary of subscription services. For any sort of "serious" game I would prefer buying, so to not depend on a subscription where the set of available games may change at a whim. However one interesting possibility may be a partnership with a platform like itch.io. They have literally thousands of games, and a lot of them are quite original, but I'm generally not ready to pay for them - as a lot of them are in development/not finished/bad quality/obviously overpriced. Subscription which gives access to all (or most of) the games of itch.io may actually make a lot of sense, encouraging players to try much more games. Just a thought.

Good luck!

[rossirpaulo]

That's a good idea. We like to think that subscription services foments this idea of exploration; after all, it makes the traditional process of finding, purchasing, installing, and finally playing shorter and smoother.