Yeah, the price wasn't just pulled out of thin air – I looked at what was out there and set the price based on the competition. I also saw that there was a good amount of people who disliked paying subscriptions for similar apps, which is why I've avoided it.
Something like this is planned, but I can't commit to anything just yet. Dealing with third-party services can be a bit of a rollercoaster, so I'm waiting to see if there's enough of a demand for specific services like Steam before doing anything.
See my above comment. I'm thinking JSON for sure, but we'll see about others.
And np, I didn’t want you thinking everyone thought it was too expensive.
Haha, thanks. I'm enjoying (and appreciating) the different perspectives being shared so far.
JSON would be the logical approach here, that way you've got an easy-to-follow structure of everything. (It also would be the easiest to implement.) I'll consider such a feature for the near-future.
If there's a way to do this, then I'd consider it! For now, whenever links to external sites like Epic, Steam are available, they're available via a game's disclosure menu to visit and share.
That's totally fair, thank you for sharing your perspective. I understand that not everyone is willing to splurge on an app with an $8 price tag. At this point the app hasn't been around long enough for me to look assess whether or not the price point is right or not.
Import/export is planned, but for now your data is synced up via iCloud (which I'm aware isn't technically a backup).
Out of curiosity, what kind of backup format(s) would you consider to be useful? CSV? JSON? Something else?
And thank you for your input regarding the price. All of the comments regarding pricing so far have been fair – everyone has their own limits as to what they're willing to spend on an app, and I appreciate the honest feedback.
Yeah I saw other people just throwing out their apps, so I figured I'd put mine in the mix.
I appreciate the feedback on the IAP, but the price is pretty fair in comparison with the competition, especially since it's a one-time purchase. In any case, let me know what you think!
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