‘I might be onto something here’: how one man gamified AFL pain and glory in online sensation | Jack Snape
•The creator of the viral game Footy Redraft says he has been shocked by the positive feedback after 300,000 players signed up in under a monthAn online AFL game has drawn more than 300,000 players sin...
•Just who must be delisted, and who then drafted, to make an AFL dynasty that never was?The creator of Footy Redraft, Greg Butyn, says he had the game’s bare bones working “over a night or two” in July...
•Early feedback from friends was positive.
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المصدر: The Guardian Sport | Source: The Guardian SportThe creator of the viral game Footy Redraft says he has been shocked by the positive feedback after 300,000 players signed up in under a month
An online AFL game has drawn more than 300,000 players since it was launched less than a month ago, creating a social media sensation that burst forth to become a talking point at bars and even in MCG bathrooms. Just who must be delisted, and who then drafted, to make an AFL dynasty that never was?
The creator of Footy Redraft, Greg Butyn, says he had the game’s bare bones working “over a night or two” in July. Early feedback from friends was positive. But the response quickly became something more, his first inkling he may have created something meaningful.
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