We had a question from an investor I wanted to answer. "Are you investing into a game or a platform?"

To be honest both. Our company, Roll Craft, is building a reskinable platform that will allow us to rapidly launch new games in different styles and genres with the same infrastructure. The first game will be a fantasy style game under the Roll Craft banner, but will have its own name (to be determined by our investors). Each new game will be under Roll Craft, so your investment is part of the subsequent titles.

What is the exit plan (acquisition, IPO, merger, etc.) in which investors will be able to see a ROI?

Hey Bugg, thanks for the question. Our ideal goal is to build up the games to a point where a larger studio would look to acquire us. In the games industry this is a common exit for start-up game studios.

Rob, public records indicate you were appointed Director of Business Development for Double Coconut in 2022. Because Roll Craft is using investor funds to pay Double Coconut for core development, I need you to clarify this relationship. Please explain your current professional...

Hello Harold, Thanks for your interest in our campaign with Roll Craft. You’ve got some great questions here, you’ve clearly done your research. I’m happy to address the questions.

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