Dawgin press kit

Everything in this folder may be used to write about or promote Dawgin, without asking. Questions: use the contact form at www.dawgin.com/press

In this folder
- logos/ - the mark and name as SVG and PNG, light and dark, the one-colour mark, and the app icon
- screenshots/ - phone screenshots, and desktop screenshots in screenshots/desktop/
- dawgin-deck.pdf - a two-page deck
- video/ - the story film (MP4) and its poster frame; stills of the film are in screenshots/stills/
- palette.json - the colours of the game
- dawgin-about.txt - the descriptions, as on the press page

Using the logo
Keep it round and unrotated. Leave clear space of one quarter of its width. Do not recolour it, except the one-colour mark. Do not set it beside another logo as if it were a partnership.
Free to use for coverage and promotion of Dawgin; not for merchandise, and not to imply endorsement.

What you do
- Watch your matches on a running clock, call timeouts and make substitutions as the game unfolds.
- Pick the five, set the tactics, and see what each choice costs or gives, down to a player out of position.
- Negotiate with your players and their agents, and see exactly why a price is what it is.
- Work the free-agent market, trade with other clubs and scout the players you want.
- Standings, form and playoffs, with computer managers who scout, sign and trade for reasons of their own.
- Every number the game shows opens to a breakdown that adds up, so nothing is a black box.
- Sponsors, fans and the press bring you choices that shape the club, as they would a real manager.
- Bring young players through your academy and watch them grow.
- Squad registration and foreign-player limits follow the rules of each league that uses them.
- Tickets, sponsors, payroll and facilities all feed the club books.
- Comment on players and matches, and see what other managers think.
- Earn the money, then buy a club of your own and run it as its owner.

Credits
The kit's screenshots contain no third-party photograph. The photographs used on the game's own pages are from Pexels, and every photographer is named on the credits page.

Legal
Every club, player, manager, agent and sponsor in Dawgin is invented, and the portraits and crests are generated; any likeness to a real person or club is accidental. Dawgin is not affiliated with, endorsed by or licensed by any league, federation or club.
