Recent content by siddigTheCat

Version 1.1.0 now available on the Google Play Store...

First new enemy boss ready for the next Drone Defense content patch. Check it out and let me know what you think. http://imgur.com/QpknNSm

Looking for feedback on my first game that I recently released to the Google Play store. Looking to improve the game as much as I can so all comments and suggestions are welcome. Google Play...

I develop using Unity. Started using it about August last year. I have found that it is easy to get into, but has a lot of depth that provides great flexibility.

It depends upon the categories involved. * Bugs - Critical (with a week of them being reported) * Bugs - Minor (Can wait until your next content update) * User Requests\Content - Monthly

It seems to vary. I guess with so many apps and games on the Google Play store now it can take a while for things to update.

I use Unity3d for my game development. For modeling I use Blender, for music I use LMMS and for artwork I use GIMP.

Compress your artwork and sound assets if you have not already done so. This will have a big impact on your apk size.

I don't like the rating exchange facebook pages too much. Joined a few 2 days ago for my first app as I need to get some exposure, but the ratings are really meaningless. At this stage I want "real" users to provide feedback so I can improve the game and make it a better experience for players...

I have been using Unity for a few months for the development of my game. It is a great platform which is easy to use but has a lot of depth. I also write all my code in c# as I have been using that for commercial desktop applications since it was first released.

Just using AdMob at the moment. Have a banner ad that appears when the game is paused, and interstitials that appear at end of level or game over. I think more money can be made from IAP if you have an app with great replay value and meaningful items for purchase. Advertising revenue is just a...

Since you are new to development then a small game that will not take too long would be a good starting point. There can be a lot that goes into the development of a game such as audio, artwork and coding. So I would start with something using free resources to help cut down the work. Marketing...

If you are interested in game development then I have found Unity works well for creating Android games.

Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Options to mute the sound are always a good idea. I know that the music I created for my game can get quite annoying at times (even though it fits the theme) ;)