You've had a lot of success with your iOS game, is it safe to assume there will be a new version of that soon too?

But yeah, I ask again: what is with this list of people hating on iOS games?

Seriously, this feels like an excellent iOS game to make.

Scores for the iOS games were similar, with the highest scores in the 90% approval range and the lowest at 50%.

It's just that most iOS games don't support anything other than touch.

Despite this initial success, the iOS game has been significantly criticized for its lack of objective and quality.

Usually the limited time introductory price of iOS games is free or 99 cents.

In the context of an iOS game, the word universal means those two devices.

Obviously reading the article people know its an iOS game, but the usage of universal is odd.

It's a good word, but holy hell if it isn't the first words everyone seems to use to describe iOS games.