We got the iPhone's #1 hidden gem: Game Dev Story

[GAMESHARQ]

I just got done with the demo and am downloading the full version.

Does anyone know where I can find a list of good combinations? My games aren't selling very well.

 

[bartlet]

Surely it's part of the challenge of the game for you to work out (through logic or guess work) which combos are the best? If someone tells you, you might find the game a bit spoilt.
That said, once you get decent employees you can pretty much sell anything

 

[ScottColbert]

I bought this on a whim, loved the sprite work, but honestly thought I might play for an hour or so and get bored. Somehow I turned this game on and lost five hours. Insanely addictive, wholly absorbing, probably the most fun I've had with a game on my phone in a while.

Still, the game could use a little more depth and maybe more random occurrences, or maybe levels of difficulty. For what it is, however, it's pretty stellar. I just feel it could be so much more. Totally worth the $4 and change I spent.

If you're thinking about buying listen to what someone on the Market commented, "Clear your schedule." You may have to, if you can put your phone down long enough to do that, that is.

I forgot to mention, this game is NOT for everyone. You must have a love for strategic simulation games, and some interest in game development doesn't hurt. Also, if you got some love for old school sprite work, you are gonna love this game for the art alone.

To be fair this is a port of a game originally designed for java based phones, so the artwork and gameplay are a bit limited by that. However, what it does, it does extremely well. This was my favorite game of last year.

 

[GAMESHARQ]

I think it would be awesome if they developed a new version of this game for PC or consoles. I mean, if the mobile version is this fun, I can only imagine how fun a PC version would be.