   Garage Games
  Has anyone had any experience with Garage Games, or can tell me what they are like, and what kind of volume you can expect to move. 
  The community is pretty good. I bought there source code, however when asking for help most of the people will always reply "you have the source code".I don''t know about moving games, as they are only selling a handful of games from other companies. ;  Repeatedly failed to respond to my emails asking if they''d like to publish Alien Flux.Cas ;  I tried to talk to them a while back about licensing Torque, and I had some questions about the license fee (whether it was per project, per programmer on the project, per teammember, or whatever). First time round they evaded the questions, and second time they were just plain rude.I''m sure that if you''ve got no special requirements they''re fine, but I personally won''t be going near them again. ;  I had to do some market research for a school rpject once and I asked them about their business model and the (expected) amount of sales for different games they were selling. I simply got an email back that they didn''t reveal any information what-so-ever. I suggest you get a hold of the people that actually wrote the games that GarageGames is selling and ask them, but personally I would stay away from them as well. If they aren''t open about their business and how well it goes, why should you trust them to sell your game?   Sander Maréchal[Lone Wolves Game Development][RoboBlast][Articles][GD Emporium][Webdesign][E-mail];  Not to be a garagegames apologist, but most private companies won''t release that kind of information, in my experience. ;  There are too many free engines out there that are simply better than Torque. ;quote:Original post by Anonymous Poster  There are too many free engines out there that are simply better than Torque.Such as? It''s been a while since I looked, but the last time I did, none of the freely available engines were as complete or as well-documented as Torque. If that situation has changed, I''d like to know about it.In my experience the guys from Garage Games are trustworthy and easy to work with. They''re not going to tell you how well their other games are selling (as CheeseGrater said, no one''s going to do that), but if you go to them with a specific game you want to do I''d be surprised if they weren''t honest with you about what kind of sales you could reasonably expect. ;quote:Original post by Myopic Rhino  Such as?Here''s a related thread, though I''ve no idea whether they are good suggestions. Free/open source 3D engines? Tadd- WarbleWare ;  I have been putting together a list of engines that are established over at www.cgengine.com.  It may allow you to shorten your search.In regards to Garagegames, remember not only have they developed the Torque engine and support it, they are a publisher and also run the Indie Games Con each year.  They are probably the largest single supporter of the indie game industry in America other than the folks over at Gamasutra.Thanks,John Throwerwww.gamedogma.comwww.cgengine.com