For those unfamiliar, CMON began as website Cool Mini or Not where posters could show off their minis for others to rate them before establishing itself as a game publishing company.
So what do you think of their company strategy since other companies seem to be Following The Leader like Petersen Games, Mantic Games and Privateer Press for launching their products. Friend of mine says while they have visually impressive models, the time needed to fulfil their promised release dates means the could use a bit more playtesting.
Or is there any of their projects that has peaked your interest.
For those unfamiliar, CMON began as website Cool Mini or Not
where posters could show off their minis for others to rate them before establishing itself as a game publishing company.
Perhaps most notable thing about the company is their use of Kickstarter to launch their products while raising scads of money including 1.5 mil for A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game, 2.5 mil for Cthulhu Death May Die, over 4 mil for Rising Sun and over 20 mil for it's flagship product, Zombicide amongst others.
So what do you think of their company strategy since other companies seem to be Following The Leader like Petersen Games, Mantic Games and Privateer Press for launching their products. Friend of mine says while they have visually impressive models, the time needed to fulfil their promised release dates means the could use a bit more playtesting.
Or is there any of their projects that has peaked your interest.
Edited by jormis29 on Feb 13th 2021 at 3:11:58 AM
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