For you Apple mobile device owners

**Dave A** · 08-Sep-14, 03:59 PM

I've been venturing into new territory, and I could do with some help.
For those of you who have an Apple mobile device - either iPhone or tablet, could you please test my game, Bubble Champion. It's a free download on the Apple iStore and I'd like to collect as much user experience as possible.

I'd really appreciate your feedback on a few things.

First of all, how did the download go?
Did the app install without any problems?

Then - to get extra gems right off the bat and the chance to win in-game prizes, tap Connect and enter forum
Did you get your gems?
From whom? (Theoretically a familiar name should pop up)

Then - What's the game play like?
How does the transition from level to level go?

Would you recommend it to a friend?

Any other comments or feedback would be appreciated.

**HR Solutions** · 08-Sep-14, 07:39 PM

I will let u know Dave

**Dave A** · 08-Sep-14, 08:32 PM

Thanks HR

**AndyD** · 08-Sep-14, 11:29 PM

How come you've got enough spare time to be developing games? What am I doing wrong? I don't even have time for lunch most days

**IanF** · 09-Sep-14, 07:09 AM

Dave I downloaded it on the Ipad and tried to play a bit. I will let you know once I have played around. I leave the Ipad at home so only do this at night.

**ians** · 09-Sep-14, 07:31 AM

cleverly we are doing something wrong Andy, I have the same problem. Not delegating enough.

**Basment Dweller** · 09-Sep-14, 08:07 AM

I don't have any Apple devices so can't help I'm afraid...Dave are you a programmer? What is this all about?

**HR Solutions** · 09-Sep-14, 08:25 AM

I downloaded it Dave - no problems - was quite quick and normal. Have played a few games - seems quite cute. Haven't looked at anything else - got to that page where there was a few choices to make - didn't have my glasses so couldn't read it - didn't quite understand the scoring - got to level 4 - will continue tonight.

**Dave A** · 09-Sep-14, 08:43 AM

Sometimes keeping an open mind to something totally outside of your own experience really pays off

For the non-Apple folk, should be available on the Google Play Store soon. I'll make a post when it's up.

**irneb** · 10-Sep-14, 12:53 PM

Did you do this through ObjC/Swift? Or through Java? Or perhaps DotNet through Xamarin? Just asking because I was intending to start some app myself, just wondered which would be easiest. I know officially Apple's supposed to be done using ObjC (or the new Swift language), while Android's supposed to work better using Java, but I've seen a few others around and wondered just how much of an issue this is.