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Their apps just don't look that good. Spooky headlamp? http://www.campfireapps.com/ http://www.campfireapps.com/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/henrys-spooky
by andrewtbham 14y ago
Their apps just don't look that good. Spooky headlamp?
http://www.campfireapps.com/ http://www.campfireapps.com/
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/henrys-spooky-headlamp/id469760219?mt=8 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/henrys-spooky-headlamp/id469...
- matwood 14y agoThat's what I was thinking. Clicking around a few more of their apps, I noticed a self review on Patriot Dash from the husband in the article: "I'm very proud of these high school students and their hard work. I can't wait to see what else they do." Did the wife need to quit her job in order to help develop these games? They look fairly simple. Why didn't the husband keep doing contract work on the side the whole time? Was their any real thought into a business plan? Games are a tough, hit driven market. Kids games can be even harder because of competition with well known names and characters from the likes of Disney, Lego, etc... I noticed a mini-golf game on the web site. I'm typically a sucker for those types of games, but when I opened it realized it's only a score keeper! Sigh. The app store gold rush is over, but the article confused the gold rush ending with too many poor business decisions.