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Make it to the end fast enough and you’ll earn the perfect jump badge!PHYSICS MAYHEM!Push blocks, spin seesaws, roll boulders, crush enemies and dodge spike-balls! Classic platforming blended with physics puzzles and adorable creatures. A guy's gotta surprise his girl when he rescues her, right?CATCH THOSE AXOLOTLS!The evil wizard who cursed you also kidnapped your pet axolotls - brutal! There's one hidden in every stage, track them down if you can!ACHIEVE PERFECT JUMP!Every stage has a perfect jump count. Shimmering diamonds, sparkling special effects and subtle parallax culminate in a mesmerising view!DIAMONDS FOREVER!Every stage is jam packed with jewels to collect. Touch left or touch right - it's so simple!GORGEOUS ART!Beautiful 16-bit stylised artwork fills every stage with a fluid 60 frames per second. Your progress will remain in-sync between multiple devices Five unique worlds to conquer Over 150 challenges to complete.

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Summary: Emilio has been cursed and his girlfriend kidnapped! Transformed by dark magic into a jumping bean, you must bounce your way to victory rescue your one true love and find your missing pet axolotls!Bean's Quest brings back retro platforming to your iPhone or iPad with super intuitive Emilio has been cursed and his girlfriend kidnapped! Transformed by dark magic into a jumping bean, you must bounce your way to victory rescue your one true love and find your missing pet axolotls!Bean's Quest brings back retro platforming to your iPhone or iPad with super intuitive controls. Bean's Quest is a gorgeous 2D platformer with a twist FEATURES Supports the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Universal app plays on both iPhone and iPad iCloud support.

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Developers like Veiled Games are busily figuring out how to make decent, stable money from the App Store through price variation and other tactics - in a way that simply hasn't been possible for independent mobile developers in the past on other platforms. If we were at 99 cents now, instead of 1.99, would we be making half the revenue? Would we be looking forward to another drop when we ended the sale later? I dont really know, but I like to think so.' With 26,000+ sales, Up There isn't going to be giving Gameloft and EA any sleepless nights, but that's not the point. That said, it seems to be working out well in the long-term: 'Yeah, we got off the top 100 in a hurry. If youre going up, ride that rocket hard friend.' When the game fell to 31, the developer put the price back up to $1.99 - and admit this may have been a mistake, given that in the following 48 hours, Up There dropped out of the top 100 entirely. That sale doubled our ranking, and moved our income from 1321 dollars the day before, to 1845 dollars the next day.

'After the sale, we moved to a high of 21 in just two days. 'Before we put Up There on sale at B, we were ranked in the top 40,' says the blog post. It includes this graph illustrating the game's sales over time, where A is the moment the game was featured on the US App Store, B is where Veiled Games dropped the price to $0.99, and C is where it put the price back up to $1.99 as the game dropped down the chart. Now fellow developer Veiled Games has gone public with its own experiences, based on its iPhone games Payday Roulette and Up There, with the latter proving particularly interesting. Last week, we wrote about a fascinating blog post from iPhone developer Majic Jungle, talking about the pros and cons of dropping the price of your iPhone game.

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