Game interoperability and game independent operation are two different operating models, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. The choice depends on the specific situation and goals.
1. Game intermodal transportation
Game interoperability refers to handing over games to third-party publishers or partners for operation and promotion. These partners usually have richer market experience and resources and can assist games in entering different regions and platforms.
1. Advantages: Save time and resources for independent operations, expand market coverage, mitigate risks, and acquire operational expertise.
2. Disadvantages: You may lose part of the game revenue and have less control over the fate of the game.
2. Independent operation of games
Independent game operation means that the game developer or company is responsible for the release, marketing, support and operation of the game.
1. Advantages: retain more game revenue, have greater control, establish direct relationships with players, and learn from experience.
2. Disadvantages: It requires more time and resources, higher risks, and requires market experience.
Which model is better depends on the specific circumstances of the project. If you're a small indie developer, you might consider partnering with a publisher to expand your market. However, if you have enough resources and experience, operating independently may be more attractive because you can retain more of your earnings and control of the game. The final decision should be based on your goals, resources, market conditions and risk tolerance.