With a view to helping burgeoning studios get off the ground, Chillingo has partnered with mobile giant Samsung to launch a new resource called 100% Indie.
The venture naturally designed to appeal to indie outfits is to be spearheaded by Chillingo co-founders Chris Byatte and Joe Wee, who have boldly pitched 100% Indie as the "next big thing" for the publisher.
Ulterior motive
It's an interesting move for Chillingo, which built up its name by reaching out to small, indie projects and thrusting them into the limelight.
Informative editorial isn't 100% Indie's only purpose, though. The program is also designed to promote game submissions for the Samsung Apps marketplace.
As an incentive, Samsung is offering developers who submit games through the 100% Indie initiative 100 percent of revenues from the sale of their game on Samsung Apps, for a limited time.
"Developers will receive 100 percent revenue from 4 March 2013 3 September 2013, 90 percent revenue share from 4 September 2013 3 March 2014 and 80 percent revenue share from 4 March 2014 4 March 2015," explained a statement.
"After 4 March 2015 on Samsung Apps, developers will begin receiving the industry-standard 70 percent revenue share."
Non-exclusive
100% Indie developers who take advantage of these revenue share rates would be free to release their wares on other platforms, too, making it an attractive proposition for Android developers.
For more information on the program, visit the 100% Indie website, which allows developers to sign up for further updates on the scheme.
Samsung and Chillingo are planning on fast-tracking the first 3,000 developers to join, so interested parties may want to move quickly.
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