In trailer that is enough if you showcase gameplay of few games only. Or that is also missing? I had the impression you have the game finished for the most part, only need bug fixing and polishing.
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That is never a good sign tbh especially if it cause the game to change drastically 3 months before publishing 
Considering the important number of images I hope they are compressed to reduce the size of the final apk file 
A video is very useful to introduce the game.
Personally I prefer to see a gameplay video on the Play Store page than images.
Indeed no need to provide us an apk just to please us. Nevertheless it’s nice, if the apk is available I’ll test the game a few minutes.
But don’t rush for us.
I understand, but it’s not a problem, it’s been a long time since I had to create an Apk with all the working links, to look for bugs.
If you have a chat group I’d love to join 
(This game is very big, it currently takes up around 240MB but I think it will eventually take up 90 / 120mb)
(In resources the bar has become smaller than the mouse 
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EDIT: The system tells me that being a new user I have reached the maximum answers for today, so see you tomorrow
Yes you can join a Discord server. The link is on GDevelop’s website in front page or in some place in the desktop application.
Hi @BeeaarGames look at this is one of my post in this forum about a game that I release a while ago.
Is a good idea to share the progress of your game with the community so players can help you and give their feed about the game.
Plus the best way to polish and test the game is for you to let a lot of people involved in the development phase so when you finally release the game you won a lot of followers and fans.
Hope this helps.
Now look, this would be great for me, I’ve been working on my own all this time 
And finally, last month, two amazing people who are interested in my projects joined me.
Having a community that recommends you would be great. And surely I will be able to repay your help 
However I don’t want to be annoying, only if it’s not a problem for you, I can ask for some advice.
(I am creating a patreon profile, so as to bring fans through the games, do you think this is a good idea?)
If you are available it would be really nice to receive your help and advice, I have been working with gdevelop for 3 years and have accumulated so many questions and requests and about thirty bugs to report and hundreds of suggestions to give to the gdevelop developers.
What can I start with?
Also it will become a big conversation, is it okay if I open a new topic?
Having one big topic is ok, no need to make a new one.
Perfect!
Question 1:
This is one of the many games that I want to cancel.
STATUS COMPLETION: 90%
REASON FOR CANCELLATION:
This game uses a points system to provide real gifts (Coupons and more) I am not familiar with google policies and I think it is risky.
I have not found a valid system to predict Cheating, the only one is based on the playing time and amount of advertising shown.
Someone could cheat and I would be obliged to give them coupons and lose money.
The game doesn’t live up to my mark.
What do you think?
ATTENTION: Audio of the video spoiled, the microphone was also recorded.
It looks like a really cool game in my opinion.
It looks really good!
first off:
The game looks really good. I love the love of detail that went into this, especially the particle effects. It looks like too much effort to “throw away” the game.
what i do recommend tho, is to throw away this idea:
Whats your understanding of “real” gifts? How you implement it? How to automate it?
Even if you setup a server that could handle it automatically, sounds like you need a big budget for a reward system, that is more then ingame rewards.
My suggestion:
If a reward system is needed to make the game interesting, use ingame rewards.
A @Slash wrote, it seems a lot of effort went in to make it to ditch the game.
But I would change it. Not sure how or to what, but away from the actual real rewards.
This would be my biggest fear, and it will happen - if actual rewards are at stake, someone will try to get it by cheating. If you don’t have the resources to check for cheating, then you will be diddled out of a lot of money. Someone will find a way to hack it and score.
Thanks for the advice, this is my fear, when I started I didn’t think about this.
It is my worst game, both graphically and otherwise,
but I certainly prefer to change it instead of throwing it, although I doubt it will engage users without real rewards, I will think of a solution, but if someone has an interesting one I will gladly listen.
For real? Graphically it looks fantastic. Most of us would kill to have graphics of this standard.
Could you cobble together number of your graphically “bad” games into one big game? So individually the games may not have that much pull, but combined they create a varied and interesting game?
In another post I talked about a big game I’m making, that game is a multiplayer games container, so as not to throw it away I thought of adding this crap to that game, obviously I have to remove the menu and the cash prizes.
And then come up with something to make it fun and playable by two players.
Some of the graphics are created by us, and some are third-party elements available online by purchasing licenses.
This is the only topic I’ve found on the forum about possible IP theft. I’ve heard some Java / HTML games are commonly stolen and resold, and I’m not sure how frequent this is and if it’s something that I should worry about using GDev since I’m not well versed in technicalities like this. Thanks for any response.
Your post seem off topic.
Please open a new one or argument about the possible IP theft, is related to this game?
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