It is becoming more and more obnoxious to go around the Apple application store and check that the number of applications that can be downloaded for free is greater, but that these are full of in-app purchases and one realizes that this is getting out of hand for both developers and Apple.
And I say to Apple, because it should establish minimums to be able to offer in-app purchases within games. It is useless, neither for the developer nor for the guys from Cupertino, to be able to download an application in which you either pay to play minimally or you pay. In this way the user cannot get an idea of how the game works and check if it really interests him.
The first part of Badland was one of the best games that landed on the App Store that allowed us to play only if we bought the game. Once paid we could play as many times as we wanted indefinitely. Frogmind, developer of this first version, launched the second version of this fabulous game a few months ago, which, like the previous version, offered us in exchange for 4,99 euros to be able to enjoy freely and without limitations.
For a few days, Badland 2 will be available with a significant discount of 3 euros on its usual price, so we can get it for only 1,99 euros, an offer that we cannot miss. Badland took side-scrolling gaming to a new level with innovative physics-based gameplay combined with stunning sound and graphics. This second version goes even further with new features, nifty levels, and even more amazing graphics.
Hopefully these developers who are still not embracing in-app purchases are not an endangered species, because otherwise I don't know what will be from the App Store ...
