I think what's against the app store terms is to show disabled features that are only available in the paid version of an app. (which Apple has done for years i

I think what's against the app store terms is to show disabled features that are only available in the paid version of an app. (which Apple has done for years in QuickTime ironically) This probably falls in a grey area: if you compare it to game levels that are only activated after you achieve something, it's pretty similar in spirit. Now that I think about it, I think some games are borderline then…