Hey guys, hopefully this does not look like a sale and I am not breaking any forum rules hah.

Me and a friend have been working lately on an iPhone puzzler game and after these past 2 weeks of just waiting for apple to review and approve, I just got the green light... Finally.

The game is a sort of road block game in space with bonus points and a highscore with 55 levels.

Here is a link on iTunes. http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=310729278&mt=8

If you guys want, you can support us by trying out the game and give us a friendly rating.

For this we used Shiva by stone trip. Good overall engine.

Wow!! So nice! Good work, It was hard to deal with Apple??

I've been re-directed - is it necessary to be logged in to see the game?

Not hard to deal with apple just a bit of a nuisance sometimes.

You don't need to be logged in to see the game on iTunes, if you click the link it should ask to launch iTunes and will give you link on there. If you are having trouble let me know.

It leads me to a general site, no specifics at any game at all.

what's the name of your game?

EDIT: Ah, got it, I have to install something first - maybe later then.

@ Pappenheimer:
You have to install itunes

I recommend not to install iTunes, if you
dont have Apple products / have to use the.

iTunes is a really nasty and annoying piece, running in the background.

Apple employs some really nasty controll politics with their products and customers. Microsoft is a community of opensource Linuxfans
compared to Apple.
(as you see for example, that it takes 2 weeks to get
the iPhone game "approved")

iTunes is not so bad. Quicktime is the worse piece.

Quicktime installs as a plugin in every browser and you can't get it out until you unistall it. Even if you delete the plugin DLL's (for example in firefox) they instantly replace. You will always be forced to use the quicktime player when you want to download a sound file. You can't just download a sound file anymore, you have to wait until quicktime finishes loading it and then save it from it's menu. Some times you even can't save, it just doesn't let you.

Its the Apple politics:

make a nice design, but also strictly limit the users freedom and
choices + force to use other Apple products when using one product / software of them
(and the stuff is overpriced)

Although, I don't like to install iTunes, the iPhone games are a market that a developer shouldn't ignore. It is much easier to get access to it than for instance to the DS.