EGX Blog Post 6

 29th September 


I have now submitted the budgets and business cases for both Nick and Wid’s games, detailing the full outline of how much each item will cost, why we are wanting to purchase each item and how it will benefit both of the games that we are marketing at EGX. Nick’s budget and business case has been approved, and just waiting for confirmation on Wid’s game. For Nick’s game, today I am going to start ordering all of the items that we have listed, with the newly topped up equals card.


On Instagram and Twitter, we have started to post countdowns to EGX, as well as detailing exactly what will be at our stalls, and putting up polls on instagram to see what percentage of our followers for each game are coming to EGX 2023, with the results for both games being 90+ % saying yes. I sent sent messages to the people who voted yes, saying that we will be at EGX all days, and it would be great to have them play our game- with a lot of people responding, which is fantastic, as we know we’ll have people coming to the booth for both games.  

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