Colossal Kaiju Combat is not a single game - it is a brand that will (eventually) cover a dozen or more individual games.  When we talk about "Colossal Kaiju Combat" we are discussing the brand - individual games are called "releases."  Each release has its own name, followed by the trademarked CKC logo to indicate that the game is part of the Colossal Kaiju Combat brand.  When discussing individual releases we often use speculative names such as "Kaiju Combat Godzilla" or "Kaiju Combat Ultraman" - but those are simply placeholder terms.

Each release is a stand-alone game which includes, at a minimum:

By designing a brand, as opposed to a single game, we are well positioned to:

Of course the most important element of our multi-release branding is the fact that the Colossal Kaiju Combat engine will support all of our content from every release in modular fashion - which means that customers who buy several CKC games will be able to mix and match the content from those games.  This has never been done in a commercial game before, so it will seem a bit unfamiliar to players.  A good analogy is to consider how we play with LEGOs.  Each individual LEGO kit is a single stand-alone product which can be enjoyed by itself.  But once you have several LEGO kits you stop thinking of them as individual products, and simply treat them as a single pool of LEGO components to play with.

Some people think that Colossal Kaiju Combat releases are similar to Down-Loadable Content ("DLC") which has become a popular feature of many console games.  But Colossal Kaiju Combat releases are NOT like DLC, because DLC is tied to a specific game.  You must buy that game before you can buy or use the DLC.  Colossal Kaiju Combat releases, on the other hand, are all stand-alone products which need not interact with one another.  This is also important for the pricing, licensing, and selling of each game.