Game research - 4x and card games

[Gornova]

Hello everyone!
I'm doing a little game research in field of 4x games and card games, I'd like to have some feedback from you, it requires only 5 minutes:

http://goo.gl/forms/kM6mtAjgOc

I will share results with every participants!

Thanks for your time!

[AgingMinotaur]

Are you thinking of a physical board game with cards, or a computer game? From what little info you give, I think it sounds interesting.

As always,
Minotauros

[Gornova]

So far is a paper prototype, but I think that with many numbers around could be easily a videogame rather than a board game.

Thanks for interest, do you take survey and provide an email?

[guest509]

I got you Gorn. I've made Roguelike Cardgames and love me some 4x. I'll take your survey.


EDIT: I don't really make games anymore, I write science fiction now. I was a shit coder anyway, so keep that in mind.

[Gornova]

Thanks Jo, I'd like to share ideas with you, after this survey!

[Gornova]

Hello everyone! I'm closing this survey and I'm going to email to every participant survey result and after two weeks I will publish results for everyone.
Thanks, It's amazing your support!

[Gornova]

Hello everyone! I have closed survey and emailed to every participant raw data. I will do a post on my blog with in depth analysis and release all data free for everyone, keep an eye on my blog here: http://randomtower.blogspot.it/

[Gornova]

Hello everyone! My analysis on survey, on my blog here

[reaver]

Your "Pro" parts are not favorable; you are misusing the term (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pros_and_cons). It looks like it's the main observation from the graphs. Similarly, the "Cons" do not show anything unfavorable - they rather look like suggested courses of action.

[sokol815]

You could probably clean up your data a bit, too... it would be much more useful that way. For example the "Where are you from?" bar graph lists "USA", "US" and "United States" as 3 separate entities. California appears to have made it in as a country, too... Silly Californians. Cool results, though.

[Gornova]

thanks for suggestions, like I've mentioned in the post, I prefer to show data as is, anyway data are released as creative commons so feel free to create a new elaboration on it, I'm curious on what other people might get from it!

[samjim]

Where can I download your game? I could not find it on Playstore or Apknite. Your Number+ reminds me of the Mathemazing.