Total Recoil - (by Eiconic Games Finland) - Universal App

[Echoseven]

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[sugimulm]

Cannot wait till 11pm!

[Biggavelli]

This looks great.Add list to tonight's list

[Gabrien]

Looks like fun, but the likelihood of consumable IAP (going on screenshots) on top of the $2 price tag is sufficient to convince me to at least hold off for now.

[Connector]

Looking forward to getting this.

[awp69]

If I wasn't playing through iBomber Attack, I'd probably be all over this. Looks like something to keep on my to get list if impressions are good.

[Connector]

Originally Posted by Gabrien

Looks like fun, but the likelihood of consumable IAP (going on screenshots) on top of the $2 price tag is sufficient to convince me to at least hold off for now.

Yuppers, you were right. Sigh.

[psj3809]

Hmmm !

Now dont get me wrong iOS games are cheap, but theres me bleating on and on about buying games to help support the devs, i dont wait for games to be free, want the dev to get the money etc etc.

But i'm getting a bit sick and tired of games going free a week after release. You would think its the other way round, release a game for free, get people praising it and then after 24/48 hours you have to pay for it ?

Either way i'll continue to buy as many games as i can full price BUT i'm getting a bit fed up of games going free a week later. A month or so i can understand and wouldnt gripe, but a week ???

Its a great game but a bit miffed its gone free so early

[C.Hannum]

Originally Posted by psj3809

But i'm getting a bit sick and tired of games going free a week after release. You would think its the other way round, release a game for free, get people praising it and then after 24/48 hours you have to pay for it?

^This. I sympathize with being unable to get attention in such a crowded app store, but no game that wasn't meant to be a freemium title should ever go free in the first three months, it's simply training the consumers to NOT buy your product.

I love the trend of being free for the first 24-48 hours because the hardcore nutjobs like us who follow game releases will get a bargain and toot your horn if the game is good so the casuals can come in and blow their whole $1 or $2 on your hard work.

The game was worth the $2, so if anything was needed to drum up some attention, $1 should have been more than enough of a price cut.

Oh well, glad to have helped support a polished, well done game, just hope this seemingly bone headed price cut works out for the devs.

[EiconicNJ]

Originally Posted by C.Hannum

^This. I sympathize with being unable to get attention in such a crowded app store, but no game that wasn't meant to be a freemium title should ever go free in the first three months, it's simply training the consumers to NOT buy your product.

I love the trend of being free for the first 24-48 hours because the hardcore nutjobs like us who follow game releases will get a bargain and toot your horn if the game is good so the casuals can come in and blow their whole $1 or $2 on your hard work.

The game was worth the $2, so if anything was needed to drum up some attention, $1 should have been more than enough of a price cut.

Oh well, glad to have helped support a polished, well done game, just hope this seemingly bone headed price cut works out for the devs.

Firstly, thank you for saying the game was worth the $2.

The change has been made to drum up some visibility for the title, we've had little to no coverage on the main gaming sites. People just don't know about the game.

Reducing the price to $1 was an option, but because of the particular week we are now in, Thanksgiving, it would have been lost against the other price cuts for titles that had the visibility.

We decided the best option for us to address that was to go free until the end of the Thanksgiving weekend.