Our games have been reviewed by experts

Our games are our reference. That is the reason why an expert team reviews our games based on industry standard, play value, viability, market potential, and merits as well as aspects deemed negative or less positive.

The purpose of a market opinion is to provide qualified feedback to determine if proceeding is worth while and to determine the particular strengths and areas for improvement in a product. A comprehensive, written evaluation report has been provided for each game.

These game experts do a great deal of product development work for many of the toy and game companies. As a result, they have a greater insight that allows them to provide more pertinent information and greater "vision" and general understanding. This will be particularly helpful to our customers in the event that some of the feedback or results are as positive as they would like.

This work has been made to secure investment of our future customers and rapidly grow our company.

The following will be guaranteed by these experts.

• First impression of product

• A closer look

• Manufacturing

• Fun & Showmanship

• Marketing

• General Overall View

Selling Process

A licensing agreement will be signed between the parties typically involves:

Option 1:

This is a fee a company pays to have the item for exclusive review. They pay, and the inventor promises not to show it to anyone else for the specified period of time. Option payments can range from hundreds to thousand of dollars per month.

Option 2:

These are payments advanced against future royalties. Usually paid upon signing a Licensing Agreement, this up-front money that the company gets to deduct from royalties due later. Generally figured as 25% of the estimated total first year royalties, advances run from a few thousands to tens thousands of dollars.

Option 3:

 Royalty is the big one. Exception can rent its products to another company that pays for the use of the idea. There is almost no limit royalties. Sometimes no more than a few hundreds thousands dollars over the advance, sometimes millions upon millions.

Option 4:

Franchise is the right that the patent owner gives to another particular person to produce and sell these products.