Just to expound on the survey, I see the product possibly being kids' cooking site branded, i.e. Spatulatta, and primarily marketed on-line. Kids' cooking is a niche market and seems to be strongest on-line. I wouldn't consider this a universally appealing game - only so many kids get into cooking, and the focus should be on marketing directly to them (right message, to the right audience, through the right communication channels, a.k.a. CRM) which means marketing it to the kids seeking this niche interest. Dependant on on-line demand, eventual B&M retail availability may be the next step for growth. Introductory product over-saturation of market is usually a guaranteed death wish for any product as demand will not fuel growth through exclusivity, and return on investment will be low as a result of inventory in excess of demand.
Good luck with your project!
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