The seller is a computer vision research engineer with experience working at prestigious labs and companies, specializing in software and algorithm development. They are offering an engaging party-style game designed for friends, which involves players watching amusing videos, selecting captions, and choosing the funniest one. The game is accessible via any internet-connected device and shares similarities with popular social card games but incorporates a visual twist. Its main advantage lies in the already completed codebase, allowing a new owner to focus on marketing and promotion.
The game targets the 16-35 age demographic who enjoy social gaming experiences. There is no ongoing maintenance needed for the game’s website, although future operations could involve marketing efforts and expanding the collection of videos and captions. Financially, the website runs on a monthly cost of around $40 for hosting, with potential revenue streams including add-on content purchases, advertising, direct sales, and user tips.
The seller notes that while the technical development side is handled, the game requires a motivated owner to market it effectively to reach its full audience potential. They are willing to facilitate the handover and support future development efforts. The opportunity is ripe for someone with the vision to amplify its reach and create a successful marketing strategy, leveraging an established digital infrastructure.
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