big size - it's matter of wrappers; CocoonJS gives smaller APK, Crosswalk much bigger;

Sprite Font works fine;

AdMob works fine (at least on my CocoonJS projects);

"On Collision" works fine;

and so on

so as Ashley would said it's better to report a bug if you really have some bad problems

in my opinion the most ugly issues are the Google Play e-mails received by some users, that they should update their apps because of some security reasons

TheWyrm lahssoo

Thanks for all answers,

this time I want to use CocoonJS for my last time

(because I will get much smaller APK)

so I think that I will use high resolution + pixelized sprites

or as Aphrodite said - pixellate webGL effect

Which approach is better:

• low resolution game (but i.e. on CocoonJS I saw that it always use linear sampling)
• high resolution, but with pixel-looking sprites?

you need image that you want to use in particle generator

As measured by the App Store on September 21, 2014.

You can see it here:

https://developer.apple.com/support/appstore/

So what does it mean for us?

Ashley

Maybe most of the C2 users are making 2D apps,

so they are not interested at 3D tutorials;

or they use Unity if they want 3D apps, hmm

It's not about Construct 2 but rather finding good niche and good keywords. If you will find good ones, then you can make totally crap - and people will download it anyway. If you will create game like "Happy Crocodile In The Jungle" then I guess nobody will download it - because of bad keywords.

So it's more about SEO in Google Play than C2 itself.

Tom Ashley

Congratulations too!

Maybe it's good time to create some landing page with the most serious productions made in Construct 2

joelbelo

I would switch to AdMob ads, because in AdMob every click pays

as — mentioned: banners give ~2$ eCPM

as my friend said: interstitials give ~6$ eCPM (app for kids)

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Facebook page, Twitter account, some landing page is a must for every serious game. In other situation you rely only on "random" users and keywords used in game title.

there is also some page - I don't remember it's URL <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_sad.gif" alt=":(" title="Sad"> - where you can make campaign to get followers in social media. So it's like KickStarter but for getting "fame" for your game/project/idea.

btw. can you check http://superubielanddemo.clay.io/ ? on my average notebook (AMD CPU+GPU, 8 GB Ram) it's not really smoth, even if I override GPU blacklist on chrome

newt

but Excal is 100% right. If someone wants stable job with good salary and many job offers - then he should learn Unity. If someone wants just to try make game and check if he is lucky (i.e. to get enough profits from ads in mobile apps) - then Construct 2 is enough. But if his game fail, then sorry, but almost no one would like to hire C2 dev.

Excal I would move to Unity, but I'm too lazy for programming. I guess everyone would move to Unity if there would be something similar (easy) to event system, behaviors, touch plugin etc. etc. etc.

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OK, you have won the internet

I will invest some money to make my 1st big game too.

fyi: my friend is testing AdMob interstititals and just after a few days he got CTR 6.5% and eCPM 7$, which is really, really good.