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Hi Omri,

Thanks for reaching out and for being clear about the current state of Lightkeeper, the AI-assisted portions, and the existing public release. I played through the concept and I’m interested in the project at the $25 asking price.

My intention would be to use the current prototype as a starting point for further development — potentially expanding the number of puzzles, adding additional light/mirror mechanics, reworking the presentation and progression, and eventually exploring a commercial mobile or desktop release under a different name.

I understand that the NebulaKit brand, accounts, customer data, and your other projects would not be included, and I’m also fine with the existing itch.io version having already been publicly released.

For the rights, I wouldn’t expect you to assign rights that you don’t actually own in any AI-generated material. What I would want is an assignment of all rights that you personally own in the Lightkeeper project and permission to freely modify, rebrand, expand, create derivative versions from, publish, distribute, and commercially monetize the transferred project/source files.

Assuming that scope works for you, I’d be happy to move forward at $25. Could you also confirm exactly what files would be included in the handoff and what payment method you prefer?

Thanks, Francisco

Hi Omar,

Thanks for reaching out and for sharing the details about Keeper Legends. The project sounds interesting, and I’d be open to taking a closer look and discussing a possible acquisition.

I’d be happy to continue the conversation on Discord. Feel free to send me your Discord username, or let me know the best way to add you there.

Thanks, Francisco

Thanks, that all sounds reasonable to me. I understand the limitations you mentioned around previously downloaded copies and the scope of the rights being transferred.

The proposed terms fit what I’m looking for, so I’m comfortable moving forward with the final written agreement and payment details.

Thanks for the additional details. For the rights scope, I’d be looking for an exclusive transfer of the project and the rights you own in it, including the source files and the right to modify, expand, rebrand, publish, distribute, and use the project commercially.

Since you mentioned there are no third-party assets or dependencies, I’d also want the transfer to confirm that the included project materials are either your own work or otherwise transferable for commercial use.

For payment, PayPal Goods & Services would be my preferred option if that works for you. Given the small purchase amount, I think that would be the simplest way to handle it.

If that rights scope and payment method work for you, I’d be happy to move forward and keep the terms simple and in writing before payment.

I’m definitely interested in taking a look.

The arrangement you described could actually fit what I’m looking for, especially if you’re comfortable developing original projects where I would ultimately own the finished game, source code, and associated rights.

I’d like to start by seeing the two projects you currently have, even if they’re incomplete. If possible, send me some gameplay footage, screenshots, playable builds, or whatever you have available, along with a little information about how long you spent developing each one..

Rather than deciding on a price immediately, I’d like to get a better idea of your work and what you can realistically produce first. If it looks like a good fit, I’d be open to discussing either individual project prices or an ongoing arrangement where I fund development of smaller games and receive the agreed ownership/rights.

Feel free to send over the two projects whenever you’re ready.

Hi, thanks for sharing this. The idea is definitely intriguing, and I’d be interested in learning more about THE LAWS.

The hidden ledger concept, the three interlocking systems, and the generational New Game+ all sound especially interesting. Did you already have a timeframe in mind for development and for getting the first version onto the Play Store?

Also, if you’d prefer to move the conversation somewhere a little easier, I’m happy to continue over email or Discord.

Email: fjreyesq@gmail.com Discord: francisco059150

Hi, thanks for reaching out. I took a look at the Circuit Trails demo and it looks good. The project sounds like it could fit what I’m looking for, especially since it’s original, self-contained, and doesn’t rely on third-party assets or dependencies.

I’d be interested in discussing the source project, included files, rights transfer, and payment terms in a little more detail.

You can reach me here:

Email: fjreyesq@gmail.com Discord: francisco059150

Feel free to contact me through whichever is easier.

Hi,

I’m looking to connect with indie developers who may be interested in selling or transferring a game project they no longer plan to continue.

I’m open to a wide range of projects, including:

• Finished or nearly finished indie games
• Abandoned or shelved projects
• Unreleased games and prototypes
• Game jam projects that grew beyond the original jam
• Older projects that are no longer being maintained
• Visual novels, RPGs, strategy games, creature-collecting games, puzzle games, etc.
• Unity, Godot, GameMaker, Ren’Py, RPG Maker, web/mobile games, and other engines

I’m primarily interested in projects where the developer owns the underlying rights and can potentially transfer the source/project files and associated IP.

The project does not need to be commercially successful or currently generating revenue. I’m also interested in games that were discontinued because of lack of time, funding, motivation, or because the developer simply moved on to something else.

Depending on the project, I may be interested in acquiring:

• Source code / complete project files
• Original artwork and assets
• Game IP, characters, world, story, and branding
• Existing builds
• Store pages/accounts where transferable
• Documentation and development notes

Smaller and inexpensive projects are especially welcome. I’m not exclusively looking for large or established commercial games.

If you have something you might be willing to sell, feel free to reply here or send me a private message with:

• A short description of the game
• Engine/platform
• Current development status
• Screenshots, video, demo, or store page if available
• What would be included in a sale
• Whether the assets/code are original or use third-party materials
• Your approximate asking price, if you already have one

Even if you’re only considering selling and haven’t decided yet, I’m happy to talk.

Thanks!