This document discusses plans for a new casual strategy browser game. It notes that casual gaming has grown to a huge market, exceeding $2.25 billion in 2007. The document proposes shifting the focus from numbers and tables to action and excitement to stand out from other games. It outlines ideas like real-time strategy and casual game synthesis, battle animations, and a gentle learning curve. It also mentions having a team and prototype ready for beta launch in the summer and full launch by year's end to potentially become the new king of browser strategy gaming.

2. What is it?
Strategy game
Played in browser
Casual gaming

3. Why?
less time
more people
bigger need

4. How much?
Zynga – 170 million!
Playfish – 58 million!
Others – from 1 to 35
million

5. So?
2005: $350 million
2007 (Casual Games Association):
$2,25 billion!
2009:
UK - $408 mil. DE - $641mil.
FR $320mil.

6. Huge market!
Every year over +20%
In year 2015 it will overcome
hardcore gaming
New game every week

10. Hooray? How we'll stand out?
Shift of point of view
Instead of
NUMBERS AND TABLES
We'll give
ACTION AND EXCITEMENT

13. Seems that
Travian reached 1 million
users over 5 years
Dark Orbit – reached 33
million users over 3 years!
Why the difference?

14. We have ideas
That will hook players up
Be your client
10 years experience

15. (almost) no one did that
RTS and casual synthesis
(well done)
Battle animation
Gentle learning curve
It's more fun with a friend!

16. We are commited
We have a team
We have a prototype
We'll launch beta in summer
We're planning on launching at
the end of the year

17. So
Let's build a new
King
of browser strategy gaming? ;)
Made in Lithuania.