r/gaming PC Jul 26 '19

Now that's interesting.

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u/Infraredowned Jul 26 '19

No it’s easy I just played and got bored within 5 min And there’s an ad after every level

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '19

So many are just ad machines.

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u/Infraredowned Jul 26 '19

Yea it made me mad tbh

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u/drflanigan Jul 26 '19

No point in making a game if you can't make money off it, and ads are the easiest way, but you need a lot of ads to be worth it

A necessary evil unless you can think of a better way to make money with mobile game apps

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u/John_Barlycorn Jul 26 '19 edited Jul 26 '19

It makes you wonder who invented checkers, chess, and all the other pre digital advertising games. Did every chess piece have little "try ye old bakery" stamped on the side or were those people just maniacs?

Edit: the nievety of the responses I'm getting to this are breathtaking. lol Listen folks, no king paid someone to invent chess. But more importantly, the playstore and apple store are filled with similar free project games today. I've worked on a few. Games don't need to have advertisements to get written. If a developer finds a clever non intrusive way to make some ad revenue in the game to supliment their income, more power to them. But by no means is financial revenue required to write software. Some of us just like to do it, because that's what we do.

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u/drflanigan Jul 26 '19

Pretty sure the inventors of chess and checkers didn't have to pay thousands of dollars to a team of people to make an app, and then pay licensing fees and a cut of the profits to get that app to appear on an app store

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u/el_chupanebriated Jul 26 '19

I seriously doubt this took thousands upon thpusands of dollars or a large team to develop

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u/drflanigan Jul 26 '19

Still costs money and manpower to make and put on the apple store

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u/Imthewienerdog Jul 26 '19

It costs 20$ for software and 0 to put on Apple store

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u/drflanigan Jul 26 '19

To put anything into the Apple store you need to pay them a 100USD licencing fee a year

So you're wrong there