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The App Store also shows the list of IAPs for an app so you can distinguish between the add-on and garbage style before installing.
by mcintyre1994 6y ago
The App Store also shows the list of IAPs for an app so you can distinguish between the add-on and garbage style before installing.
- joshstrange 6y ago^This. When I see "This app has IAP" or whatever the copy is I just scroll down and see if the IAP looks like: * 1 month subscription * 1 year subscription * Lifetime subscription OR * Full Unlock OR * Level pack 1 * Level pack 2 * Level pack 3 OR * 10 gems * 20 gems * 30 gems ... If it's one of the first 3 then I'm more than happy to get the app. I don't mind paying through IAP to unlock the full app, pay for a subscription (within reason), or get more content. I am completely uninterested in using a fake digital currency inside your app. Doing that tells me everything I need to know about the app and the developer(s) behind it. In my book every "free-to-play" game that monetizes like this (even if they try to say they aren't "pay-to-win"/"pay-to-play") is trash. I don't want to hear "It's a fun game and you don't have to pay to enjoy it/play it", that's bullshit. I've yet to play an example of such a game that didn't (eventually) make the game unplayable/unbeatable without paying.