Dragon Run is Now Available on iTunes
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dragon-run/id505898650?mt=8
Dragon Run is a crazy fun and challenging game. If you love dragons then prepare to become addicted to the different dragons, monsters, and the cool girl riding the dragons.
All four dragons and worlds are free! Just choose the dragon you want to ride and away you go.
Electra Dragon, Aqua Dragon, Snowie Dragon, and Nightmare Dragon are waiting for you to hop on and take them for a ride through grassy fields, across wild rivers fed by snow covered mountains, or through the lava and rock with the dark red sky behind you.
Dragon Run, the most fun you could ever have riding a dragon.
Get free coins by sharing Dragon Run with your friends on Facebook and Twitter from the games main menu.
Dragon Run is brought to you by Appsonic Games, makers of the crazy fun mobile game Paintball Ninja!
Follow Appsonic Games on Facebook at www.facebook.com/appsonicgames for all the latest games and give aways!
Thanks for playing!
Paintball Ninja is Now Available on iTunes
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/paintball-ninja/id503059460?mt=8
Paintball Ninja is a fun target shooting game for everyone. The funny faced cartoon style targets keep trying to get passed the Ninja without getting hit with a paintball.
Just when you think you have the game mastered, here comes a bomb and its fuze is burning fast.
That’s OK, you just powered up and now you can triple shoot and defend your territory.
Want to challenge yourself even more? Try the Expert or Pro levels and test your skill.
The fun never ends with Paintball Ninja!
Gluddle iPhone Game By Creative Heroes
Free the Gluddle from The Supervision in this eye-catching oddball bouncy game for iPhone and iPad! Oi!
Aim and shoot springy globular characters called Gluddle. Freeze them in mid-air to help other Gluddle bounce about and defend their privacy and freedom from the evil eyes-in-the-sky…The Supervision!
It’s pinball meets trampoline, it’s Peggle meets Angry Birds, it’s a totalitarian invasion eye-to-eye with a resilient resistance.
Gluddle features:
- 55 colorful levels of springy madness, eye-popping challenges, transportational phenomena, gravity-defying physics and recreational explosions, all in beat with flowy interactive music (may contain earwurms) and ear-tingling sounds.
- unlimited Gluddle with an optimistic attitude (“Oi!”)
- 1 invasion of The Supervision with slightly more vocabulary.
- rocks.
- lots of credits.
- real-life stats of Oi!s and launches.
- a complete absence of zombies, goblins, vampires and aliens!
This version of Gluddle is tested on iPad2, iPad, iPhone 4s, iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4rd generation and iPod Touch 3rd generation on IOS 4 and 5.
Alternative Methods To Find Your First iOS Designer And Programmer
If you are trying to get started building your first iOS game but can’t seem to find the right people, then it is time to use some “alternative” methods to get the best talent.
Here are some of the “ninja” tactics I have used to recruit good iOS design and programing talent.
1) Don’t just “post” your job on the job sites, recruit!
Think about this for a minute. If you are looking to land the best talent, aren’t the best people usually already working?
Sure they are! They are the best. The cream of the crop. And chances are good that whoever they are coding or designing for is going to keep them busy.
Well go out and get them, don’t just sit back and wait for “the best” to come to you. Sure, that might happen occasionally, but why not go out and start inviting the top designers and programmers to view your listing.
This has worked really well for me on places like oDesk and Elance.
Now, keep in mind, Read More…
Where To Hire A Designer And Programer For Your iPhone Game
If you are just starting out building your iPhone game, one of the most difficult tasks you will likely undertake is hiring a designer and a programer.
This part alone might send less “driven” people off to another venture. It is very intimidating and you should do your homework before you just jump in and spend a couple thousand dollars with someone you don’t know much about.
There are several large websites that you can post your job on and get quite a few people bidding on them. But there are several that I have had better luck with and I will mention them first.
The first site that I hire most of my designers and programers from is oDesk. Read More…
What Is An “In App Purchase” In An iPhone Game?
Have you ever wondered what an IAP is? IAP is short for “In App Purchase”. In App Purchase is one of the most profitable ways to monetize your iPhone and iPad games.
In App Purchase is the process of someone buying an “add on” to a game once they are playing the game. It is pretty simple really. In App Purchases usually consist of a clothing upgrade to your character, or maybe extra power or even to buy more coins or gems to open up additional levels. IAP’s are very powerful AND PROFITABLE!
Have you ever downloaded a game for FREE on your iPhone or iPad? Read More…
List Your iPhone/ iPad Game Here
We would like to help you promote your new iPhone/ iPad game. Just fill out the form at the bottom and we will review your game and list it for others to promote and download. No objectionable, or adult material accepted.
If you would like to learn more about how promote one of the games listed below, take a look at “How To Make Money Promoting iPhone/ iPad Games”.
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How To Make Money Promoting iPhone/ iPad Games
You see a cool iPhone game that you wouldn’t mind sharing with your friends. So why not get rewarded for spreading the word.
It is easy to get set up and you could make a couple bucks by sharing the games people love to play. Here is how to get started.
First, sign up for an affiliate account through LinkShare.com. This is the company that Apple goes through for there iTunes affiliate program.
It is easy to sign up, but from my experience you should make sure you have a relevant name and website linked to your affiliate account in LinkShare, otherwise Apple might decline your application.
For instance, I applied to Apple’s affiliate program through LinkShare and I still had my LinkShare account linked to the website I used to sell golf clubs through. Apple declined my application and I could not reapply. I ended up opening another account and linking it to this website and Apple approved it within a day. Read More…
iOS Programers And Graphic Designers To Avoid
The goal of this website is to reduce your learning curve when it comes to building and marketing your mobile games.
To that end, I am posting iOS Programers and Graphic Designers to be cautious of and those to avoid. This is based on purely on my experience with a programer or the experience of my colleagues.
To submit a programer/ designer name go the bottom of the page and fill out the form.
This does not mean that you will have the same experience, as we all have bad days, but this should give you an additional resource to use as you decide who to hire.
If you have a programer to add to the list, please include the Name, Programer or Designer, and Employment Website and Rating. At this time I will post two ratings, caution/ avoid. Many programers have one name on oDesk and another name on Freelancer or Guru so this is important. Read More…
Details vs Creative Input
When I first got started making iPhone games my original plan was to hire a programer and designer and give them a basic concept and have them run with it.
This would give me the time to develop other projects and keep everything moving in the right direction.
The design team seemed comfortable with this, but the programer did not. As a matter of fact, just about every programer I interviewed wanted “detailed” instructions and a contract and anything outside the contract would be dealt with as a change. Read More…
