I am working on my first mobile game. I call it Farkle: Dungeon, which is a combination of a casual dice game (Farkle) and a RPG dungeon crawler. I have already implemented the game logic where you play against the computer and move on to battle through multiple dungeon levels until the enemies are to strong. While you battle your enemies you will collect resources to level up your gear in the crafting section. Right now I am working on the graphics. What do you think of the idea and start screen so far?

Links to the Zoom calls are already available in the calendar. It is my birthday, so I enabled a free 7-day trial for Indie App Accelerator. So you can jump in for this week and have access to all additional resources inside. I don't know how long I will have a free trial enabled. Depends on how many people will come in and how that will impact the community, but it is available today. Plan for this week: - Monday: Generate profitable app ideas (Today!) - Tuesday: Q&A and Support Call - Wednesday: Market research & Validation - Thursday: Know your customer - Friday: No meetings work on customer profile - Saturday: Plan your MVP - Sunday: Take a break and start building on Monday Schedule: - Live sessions at 10 PM (Riga time) - Q&A after each session - Recordings available the next day See you tonight 🚀 Aivars

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To get some inspiration for my paywall I used this website https://www.paywallscreens.com . The great thing about this website is, you get paywall screenshots from all different categories. But not only that, you can even see how much revenue they have per month. You can use this information also to look for your next app inspiration ;) Where do you get inspiration for app screen designs?

Hey, I've got a little problem here. I have created an IAP item and everything works fine. But when I now want to give that in review, I have to provide a screenshot for the review team. It says I need to upload 1024x1024 RGB PNG or JPG file. Which I try, but whenever I try to upload, it says that it has the wrong resolution. Am I missing something here? PS: screenshot is in German. Sorry for that.