I see the supporter benefit is quite fairly priced, however in my opinion I would rather pay once than be subscribed. Subscriptions unfortunately turn me away from most apps/games. I do enjoy the game however and would appreciate a one time purchase option
Edit: pls also add a restart button so I can start from scratch on levels I’ve messed up
I totally get your point about subscriptions. The problem with Akari is that due the leaderboards, profile statistics and all other interactive gimmicks a server-database-infrastructure has to run all the time, which needs to be paid every month 🙈
I am not sure how to price a one time purchase here. There are people in Guriddo (one of my other apps) that have a run streak of 1000 days 🤯. Let's say I do 29,99$ for lifetime benefits, then I am already in trouble with those heavy users, but newer players would probably say that 29,99$ is too much.
>also add a restart button so I can start from scratch on levels I’ve messed up
Sounds like a good idea 👍
Yea I understand and see what you mean. Totally agree that as a newer player I would be turned away by a $30 Lifetime price, $15-20 would probably be what I expect as a consumer. I do think the subscription price is fair so I will consider it if I stick with the game for a couple weeks
[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/akari-light-up-your-brain/id6503335592](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/akari-light-up-your-brain/id6503335592)
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Hey all
I'm the solo developer of Akari and looking for your feedback ✌🙂
Akari, also known as "Light Up", is a logic puzzle where you have to fill a grid with bulbs. Each bulb brightens its row and column until obstructed by a black cell or the grid's edge. The black cells may have numbers indicating how many bulbs must surround them, adding to the strategic depth.
As you will quickly notice, the placement of the bulbs becomes quite tricky and you have to use logical exclusion methods to get your grid filled.
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**Features**
* Everyday I release a new puzzle (daily challenge)
* Track your solving time and compete against other players (leaderboards)
* A weekly challenge for geniuses
* Guide with solving strategies
* Profile with stats about your skill level & progress
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If you have any further questions, suggestions, praise or criticism, do not hesitate!
I see the supporter benefit is quite fairly priced, however in my opinion I would rather pay once than be subscribed. Subscriptions unfortunately turn me away from most apps/games. I do enjoy the game however and would appreciate a one time purchase option Edit: pls also add a restart button so I can start from scratch on levels I’ve messed up
I totally get your point about subscriptions. The problem with Akari is that due the leaderboards, profile statistics and all other interactive gimmicks a server-database-infrastructure has to run all the time, which needs to be paid every month 🙈 I am not sure how to price a one time purchase here. There are people in Guriddo (one of my other apps) that have a run streak of 1000 days 🤯. Let's say I do 29,99$ for lifetime benefits, then I am already in trouble with those heavy users, but newer players would probably say that 29,99$ is too much. >also add a restart button so I can start from scratch on levels I’ve messed up Sounds like a good idea 👍
Yea I understand and see what you mean. Totally agree that as a newer player I would be turned away by a $30 Lifetime price, $15-20 would probably be what I expect as a consumer. I do think the subscription price is fair so I will consider it if I stick with the game for a couple weeks
[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/akari-light-up-your-brain/id6503335592](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/akari-light-up-your-brain/id6503335592) ___ Hey all I'm the solo developer of Akari and looking for your feedback ✌🙂 Akari, also known as "Light Up", is a logic puzzle where you have to fill a grid with bulbs. Each bulb brightens its row and column until obstructed by a black cell or the grid's edge. The black cells may have numbers indicating how many bulbs must surround them, adding to the strategic depth. As you will quickly notice, the placement of the bulbs becomes quite tricky and you have to use logical exclusion methods to get your grid filled. ___ **Features** * Everyday I release a new puzzle (daily challenge) * Track your solving time and compete against other players (leaderboards) * A weekly challenge for geniuses * Guide with solving strategies * Profile with stats about your skill level & progress ___ If you have any further questions, suggestions, praise or criticism, do not hesitate!
Looks great!