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[Gameimake]

I don't understand about game A and Game B things?

[Cobralad]

He broke

[Heckert]

I trust these male enhancement pills and don't understand about game A and Game B things?

Generally, when I'm deciding whether I should play a game or not, I look at the genre, setting, developers and how well it's been received. Also some hype around the game before the release kind of helps. Pathetic, I know lol. Also, if it's a sequel to a game I liked, I automatically want to play it.

[allthegoodideas]

I was listening to a developer panel recently, I believe it was at Casual Connect in LA. I really liked how one of the big name guys on stage said that he keeps one general rule in mind when creating a new game. It starts with one idea. Could be a theme, hobby, or whatever and he then builds the game around that one idea without making it too complicated. When you start making the game make sure the UI and game mechanics are easy for the user to learn and adapt to. Good art goes a long way with me but I think that's personal preference. Business strategy will have make or break most users as well. I have never paid for an app that I didn't know what I would get out of it ahead of time, same goes for IAP, and ads need to be well placed and noninvasive and I'm good with that.