Submitting Game to Apple

butterbean

Besides the .ogg files being in mono and the recommended size, as well as the game being below 10 MB, are there any other suggestions in submitting a game to apple that we should be aware of when creating it?

Do we have any other information that we could get a "heads up" on before submitting to reduce the chances of it being given back such as what their standards are, expectations are etc?

Thanks!

superNES

Hi. I would suggest doing blog and google searches regarding Apple and their gotchas that other people have encountered. Obviously you'll want to refrain from making "Shake a Baby II" or anything like that. My own understanding is that Apple's asks "Is the user experience good?". If the content or process of the application reflects badly on Apple, they will likely turn it down.

Here's a few links that might be insightful:

http://www.pointabout.com/home/index.php/134/creating-media-assets-for-iphone/
http://www.pcworld.com/article/159887/
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/308479/reasons-for-rejecting-iphone-application-by-apple-store