Questions tagged [mobile]

A portable device capable of multiple applications, one of which is a platform for playing games. Mobile phones are the eponymous example of such devices. Distinct from handhelds, which are exclusively or primarily designed for gaming.

A that is highly portable. Use this tag when you have a question about developing games for a mobile device platform in general.

Use or when dealing with those specific devices.

Advances in technology have led to both the improvement of the generic mobile phone and the invention of multiple new mobile devices for other purposes. Computers and consoles are bulky to carry and setup, while laptops tend to be subpar for standard computer games. As such, mobile games are developed for the moving gamer to be able to enjoy a good game at any point of travel. They are typically optimized for the smaller design and power of a mobile device.

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At what point of the game should I request users leave a review?

I'm planning on displaying a dialog requesting users review my Android game, but I'm wondering at what point I should display the dialog. I wont show the dialog until the user has completed several levels, but I can't decide where in the game flow…
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Mobile vs. Desktop Games - Upsides and Downsides?

what is the opinion on developing a game for Mobile vs. Desktop in terms of monetization and revenue versus time spent? In my opinion, Mobile has more upside in terms of revenue, but as a developer I am not sure if Mobile is any easier to develop…
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Are there copyrights for board game Risk and can I make the game, or similar, for mobile?

are there copyrights for board game Risk? It's popular and with lots of versions floating around, so I don't know if someone has rights or just for specific version. I'm not planning to make money with it, it would be a free game. If not, can I make…
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Outsourcing mobile app development, but royalty-based?

Terribly sorry if this is in the wrong StackExchange site, but it looked closest to my question. I have an idea or two floating around in my programmer's brain for mobile apps on Android or iOS. Thing is, I can't spend months programming it after my…
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