Questions
The ones a creator taking sponsored game work actually asks.
- Will it actually sound like me, or like AI wearing my hoodie?
- It writes to a style guide distilled from real short-form game videos, so the hook shapes and the beats come from how videos people actually watched were built, never from their wording. It also bans a list of AI tells outright. On top of that it follows your own standing instructions, kept per account. Straight answer on the limit: today that is one house style plus your instructions, not a model fitted to your back catalogue. It is still a draft, and you are still the one reading it.
- How do you know the facts are right?
- Every factual claim is pulled out of the draft and checked on its own against the sources behind it. A confirmed claim came from the publisher's own material about their own game, from the store's own data for a store number, or from two independent sources that agreed, at the time it was checked. Games change, so a claim that was true last week can be wrong today, and the script tells you which claims it is standing behind.
- What do I get for one campaign?
- A roughly 60 second integration, the research and sources behind it, and a share pack of art and links for the description. The 25 to 30 second cut is one of the things you order with it, so it adds to the price.
- How is it priced?
- In coins, which are prepaid credit. A campaign is about 70 coins on the standard writer and about 135 on the premium one, and $10 buys 1,000. A run that fails returns its coins in full.
- Can I ask for changes?
- Yes. A revision runs against the same campaign and the same research rather than from scratch, so a few changed scripts cost less than a fresh run. If you want every script in a large bundle rewritten, check the price first: a fresh campaign can work out cheaper.
- Does it write the sponsorship disclosure for me?
- No, and it should not. Where you live almost certainly requires you to disclose a paid integration clearly and up front, and that is yours to make in your own words.
- Who owns the scripts?
- You do. The scripts, the art packs and the research behind them are yours. One creator never sees another creator's work, and nothing here trains on your briefs.
- Can I sign up right now?
- Not yet. The studio is invite only while the pilot runs, so accounts are opened by hand. If you take sponsored game work, get in touch and ask.