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    • Chillingo Game Publisher Contract

    Discussion in 'Public Game Developers Forum' started by ClayCook, Nov 7, 2011.

    1. ClayCook

      ClayCook New Member

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      #1 ClayCook, Nov 7, 2011
      Does anyone have access to a copy of a Chillingo Game Publisher contract?
      Or know where I could view one?
      I am interested in seeing some of their terms.

      Thanks much,
      Clay
       
    2. ImStrapped

      ImStrapped Well-Known Member

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      #2 ImStrapped, Nov 7, 2011
      The terms vary. In most cases I think revenue share is 50/50. What questions do you have? I don't have a contract on hand but I do know a few things.
       
    3. Silver Josh

      Silver Josh Well-Known Member

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      #3 Silver Josh, Nov 7, 2011
      Wouldn't it be nicer to contact Chillingo directly?

      I don't think it's a nice thing to share a private document with a third party, unless both parties allowed you to check this contract.

      Chillingo might have valid reasons not to share this document with every person out there...
       
    4. ClayCook

      ClayCook New Member

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      #4 ClayCook, Nov 8, 2011
      wondering what their "termination" clause looks like.
       
    5. apphame

      apphame Well-Known Member

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      #5 apphame, Nov 8, 2011
      Think twice before contracting them!
       
    6. artcue

      artcue Well-Known Member

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      #6 artcue, Nov 8, 2011
      I´m sorry to tell you, that there is a Nondisclosure Agreement you have to sign when you make a contract with them. Therefor it is unlikely that anybody will tell you much :(
      Sorry

      Just one advice: If you contact any publisher, do not give away your IP.
       

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