Dropleaf is a subscription service for PC indie games with 44 titles on board, created by former Microsoft employee Zi Guo. It pays developers whenever players play their games.
Dropleaf offers a subscription platform with a hand-picked collection of indie PC games starting at $5 per month. Cofounder and CEO Vikram Rangraj says the service emphasizes curation and aims to make indie games easier to find while lifting diversity by focusing on diverse creators.
Dropleaf launches a subscription service for all-you-can-play indie PC games, offering 41 titles for $4.99 per month. The YC Summer 2017 startup aims to help players discover games and developers grow their audience.
Dropleaf offers PC players an all-you-can-play subscription for indie games, founded by Microsoft veteran Zi Guo. Its plan costs $4.99 per month after a 14-day free trial and includes access to 44 games, while a recommendation system learns players’ preferences.
