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Hi there. I am a veteran mobile game developer. On mobiles the only monetization option is to go through Apple Appstore or Google Play payment system to get In-apps from users. I was thinking about bypasing those with lighting payments. I just wonder if anyone have already tried this and if so.....how fast did Apple and google banned your app? :D
There are some mobile games that pay users using Bitcoin lightning and that are for a long time on Google and Apple stores, like the games from https://www.thndr.games/
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Thanks! I checked the games. However if I am not mistaken it seems that in these games developer pays players for playing the game not vice versa. I can understand why google or apple has no issue with this kind of money transfer.
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You can use www.zebedee.io to integrate lightning on your game.
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Looks amazing. Thanks for link! Will try
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Agree with the posts above. Zebedee is exactly what you're looking for. Feel free to DM me on Discord @v3rn#7092 if you have any questions, happy to help!
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Do you have any mobile game released?
I am now thinking about addind a secret code( like IDDQD :). Which would enable and show a lightning payment options to player. It would be a very risky way how to keep game on appstores and still let players who know this code to use lighting.
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Please be the trailblazer. And share the implementation.
You might need to use a third party app store or just have Android users download from your website.
I'm extremely excited to see you compete your goal. I think you will set a great new trend.
Don't forget to make your game fun. Paid drudgery is not what I want.
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Releasing it on different channel alongside google play and appstore might actualy be a best way how to do this! Yes, the game will be fun at a first place! It will be a mobile non-payToWin oldschool MMORPG. We are currently planning to releasw first alpha build. If you want to join. Please go to our discord. https://discord.gg/2AUcDgRY88
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This was a well timed browser refresh. I just finished one of the units in this learn Unity course I'm taking. As the other comments have mentioned ZBD has a lot going on. You might want to check out/apply for their development dash. If anything it'll get you some answers.
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