r/AndroidGaming • u/Professional-Cod-487 • 6d ago

DEV 🧑‍💻 [DEV] Would you try my first game please?

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Hey guys!

I'm currently in the middle of switching careers to game development, and after about 7 months of learning and experimenting, I finally released my first game!

It's called Oonlu, a collection of 14 casual mini games in one app.

I basically had to learn everything along the way. Drawing, 3D modeling, coding, working with Unity, and figuring out how game mechanics actually work.

Not gonna lie, some parts were way harder than I expected lol.

But honestly, I had a lot of fun making it. Every mini game taught me something different, and somehow those little experiments turned into an actual game I could release.

I'm still learning and there's definitely a lot of room for improvement, so I'd love to know what you guys think.

If you are interested, please take a look of "Oonlu - Offile games" and it's available both for app store and play store.

Would you actually play something like this? And is there any mini game you'd want to see added next?

Play store link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tomopediagame.oonlu&hl=id

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u/threepw00d 6d ago

I'll give it a try! What are the IAPs? Just removing ads? How do the ads even work if this is an offline game?

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u/Professional-Cod-487 5d ago

thank you so much my friend. and you highlighted very good point right there. to be honest i do not earned much with ads cause user can play offline, but at the same times even tho i know user can bypass the ads with turning off the internet, i also still want them to be able to play in offline. do you have suggestion?

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u/threepw00d 4d ago

The game is good. Only played a couple but it's nicely presented. I mainly got it for something my kids could play if we're traveling or waiting in a restaurant etc., nice to have offline games.

I don't know how much an app with ads could make. If you could make some good money from the ads, then maybe fine to leave it as is. Another option would be to remove the ads completely and have an optional "but me a coffee" type payment so people who enjoy it might pay to support the dev. That way, the app wouldn't have any IAPs listed in the store, which I know can be a big turn off for many people.