The Church Of Merch: Building Merchandise From Cultist Simulator

Category: marketing
Date: July 13, 2019
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Lottie Bevan, Producer/Co director, The Weather Factory

Indie studios are fragile and the road is perilous. Diversifying revenue streams is a good way to keep your studio safer, so Weather Factory opened a physical merchandise shop based around its Cultist Simulator IP. In this talk, Lottie will go over Weather Factory’s merch experience, how to set up your own merch store, Weather Factory’s numbers, the hideous pitfalls she’s run into in the Church of Merch’s first 8 months of life, and what else you can do as an indie studio with... merchspertise?

Lottie’s a producer and co-founder of BAFTA-nominated narrative microstudio Weather Factory, best known for Cultist Simulator. She’s one of the youngest female founders in the industry, a current BAFTA Breakthrough Brit and founder of Coven Club, a women in games support network. She produces, bizzes and arts at Weather Factory and previously worked on Fallen London, Sunless Sea, Zubmariner and Sunless Skies as producer at Failbetter Games.

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The Church Of Merch: Building Merchandise From Cultist Simulator
July 13, 2019

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