If I could get some feedback on the potential of this game, and how to market it, that would be really appreciated! I do not have in-game purchases or many ads, so I have little money to spend on marketing.

@itsmawr hey matt, now i'm sure there are a lot of reasons why but i would love to hear your reason on why you chose not to include in-game purchases / ads?

@mrwongsteven @itsmawr @mrwongsteven @itsmawr sorry for not responding, didnt realize how to receive notifications on PH. I chose not to implement in-app purchases for a couple reasons. The most basic reason being I really just wanted to make a free game for any person to play, especially kids (high school, middle school, anyone really), and most of them hate in-app purchases because they have no credit card or actual means of paying for it. A more businessy reason was that I didn't believe I could keep people playing as long if they knew the game could be easier if they paid money, which would lead them to give up and not pay and not play. I do have ads but I chose not to implement too many mostly because the first version had many ads and I received a lot of complaints. I also play the game a lot and get annoyed by my own ads, so I lowered the rate they appeared in the current version

A simple but very challenging (and addicting) game for the iPhone. It's a fun game to pass the time, and the controls are really simple. Just tap on the left or right side of the screen to spin the square, and catch the blocks of the same color.

@itsmawr hey matt, now i'm sure there are a lot of reasons why but i would love to hear your reason on why you chose not to include in-game purchases / ads?

Spinny Square

A simple yet challenging reflex-oriented iOS game

A simple yet challenging reflex-oriented iOS game