You should put this in the bugs thread and it will get looked at

In almost all cases the game will run better on the device than wifi preview, if you're getting 60fps in preview you have nothing to worry about

I've only seen one exception so far - the hudl2 tablet which for some reason did run better in preview, though I assume this is rare.

Thanks, good to hear some first hand experience

Are they short sounds? I found with ios I had to put a short silence before every sample else they wouldn't be heard. I assumed because sounds are faded in on ios but I don't know. Could be a similar issue.

Hi, I'm aware C2 only renders objects that are on screen but how does this work for tiled backgrounds which span onscreen and off?

I have a very long level with a repeating texture from start to finish, would there be any performance hits processing this as one?

Thanks

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https://goo.gl/SsJHZW

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Nice idea though very subjective!

Beautiful concepts! I hope the real game translates this well

I think if you want to make money on mobile you have to design for it from the beginning and let it take primary focus, instead of making the game you want to make and enjoy making - and yes, a whole lot of luck.

You could have adverts in addition to IAP, though you should be careful where you put adverts as they are disruptive to gameplay and lessen the quality of presentation - plus only really worthwhile on games that have enough (viral) downloads.

In app could be anything, such as unlocking other stages sure, usually they are something that will make advancing in the game easier like extra lives or new characters.

Best researching how the top grossing games do it like Candy Crush and Clash of Clans:

https://thinkgaming.com/app-sales-data/

I would say it depends heavily on the type of game and platform?

Very generally speaking, in app purchases are best for mobile games and upfront fee for desktops.