The real-time, social gaming service Everfeel is planning on expanding from French and English versions to Russian, South Korean, Japanese and other geographies, says Tobias Nevin, founder and CEO of ND Interactive, which operates Paris-based Everfeel, in this interview with Beet.TV. The service marries 3D animation with voice conversations in real time, Nevin explains.
“Everfeel is a live, voice, social game where you can act out situations with other people you meet online,” Nevin says of the Parisian-based startup service. For instance, users could “act out,” using avatars, different situations from TV series. “Or two people who met online could make a video and share that on YouTube,” he adds. The service draws its inspiration from dating services, TV games, and reality games, Nevin adds. The goal is to develop a community of several hundred thousand users who visit the service regularly and interact via videos. The next step in the business model is the global expansion.
