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Outbreak! 2

Hi All!
So last year I created a thread here about an app that I had just released. I got a lot of great support from this forum so I though I should come back and give an update about the latest version!
It's now available from the market, and there have been a lot of significant changes. So here are a few screenshots:
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The premise of the game is the same as always. You play the game on a map view, using you actual location. Zombies must attack survivors and vice versa. As a survivor, when a Zombie gets your health down to zero you will turn into a zombie. If you are killed as a Zombie you can respawn as a survivor.
The game has a leveling system, so you can level up as you attack users, and increase the range with which you can attack.
I'm also working on some pretty major features at the moment, as I want to integrate real world locations ... but that's all I'm going to say on that for now. I think the biggest news, however, is that there is also an IOS version in the works ... not that any one here would care but you will be able to distinguish between android and IOS users, and attack accordingly.
There is also a facebook page where I post pre-release versions of the app for people to try out.
I have thrown together a temporary website (while I try to find time to do something proper), which explains the game a little more. I have made a pre-market version available here, which has all of the latest features.. just waiting for a good time to go live on the market.
As always I would love to get as much feedback as possible!
Thanks & Enjoy!

Hi,
Nice app!
I gave it a try today.
I was lucky enough to find a player in my neighborhood but unfortunately he was a zombie, like me.
So my first suggestion would be to allow to respawn as an opposite kind.
Because basically I just cannot play since the closest other player is > 100 km from me!
Cheers.

Thanks! If you email [email protected] with your user name I can add some NPCs in your area. This is a beta feature so I ask people to request.
Cheers,
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda app-developers app

[APP][4.0+] MATHTools v0.1

So today I'm publishing my first app! :]
MATHTools is a collection of handy tools for high school (and early university) students who deal with math.
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It all started as a small weekend project in Feb 2013; but I started experimenting and adding features little by little and continued to make it better. MATHTools is a tiny open source app that offers a handy set of tools in a nice, clean and modern interface.
As I got into university, the app was left off for a while, but I decided to publish it and work on it again if others also find it useful.
I'll need your help to make this app better and further usable. So, your feedback is always welcome. Please use the "Feedback" option in the action bar and tell me which features you would like to see!
Here's a list of currently available tools:
Vectors:
- Vector Multiplication ( dot and cross product )
- Vector Projections (2D/3D - scalar and vector)
- Line Analyzer (2D/3D - parallel/skew/identical/intersecting lines)
Geometry:
- None (yet)
Trigonometry:
- None (yet)
Calculus:
- None (yet)
As you see, three of the four sections of the app don't have any tools yet. I have a couple of ideas in mind, but I will definitely need your help to prioritize them. For instance, would you like to see cheat sheets as well, or do you prefer the app to be focused on actual tools?
As mentioned earlier, MATHTools is open source, so, contributions are much appreciated! Feel free to browse the source code on GitHub: https://github.com/aminb/mathtools
More screenshots on Google Play (for some reason can't attach more here right now).
So, please download the app and give it a try; I know there's quite a bit missing which I'll be adding over time; and let me know what you think!
EDIT: Here's an imgur album with a couple of screenshots: http://imgur.com/a/NAenI

[GAME][4.0+]WordHunt - Find your words!

Good morning dear XDA'ers,
It's been a long time since I posted on this forum. I've been working on what I call "weekend-project", which in fact was part of my bachelor thesis: a boggle solver game for android. As my thesis was in fact about client-server architectures, I decided to make this game multiplayer, so you can play wordhunt with your friends.
I know there a lot of work to do and I have a lot of features that I would like to implement like: dictionary, play with friends near-by, multiple languages and specialised dictionaries (cars, mechanics, astronomy, football, etc).
I would like to call this version a beta, especially for the fact that I don't know how the server will handle the load, if there will be many users. I'm trying to find time to improve it, but I need users to see what are its weak points.
I'll wait for your feedback and suggestions on how can I improve the game and most important if it is attractive to you.
Download:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chd.wordhunt
Screenshots
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Warmest Regards,
Cristian Holdunu

Reserved for updates

Looking forward to next release...
Hey, so here my quick feedback:
+ cool, nice UI (nothing else expected, my friend)
+interesting, new play with words/letters
# maybe new games can be added, for example 10 words will show and u have to find as fast as possible etc..
# why ranking on main page (beside avatar), when this is always '1' or at least not related to 'top ranking'
# to less "maps". Two times behind same letters in just 2-3 games
- FC when changing username and hit save
- no information or explaining of error when register missing something or wrong entered (just showing 'login not possible')
- no showing of language. So where the words can be from. Any categories or dialects or....
- on/after register 'full name' and 'username' get connected. Maybe this should be only username (especially in game) and otherwise Frist and last name or what ever...
Surly I forgot some things, but at least u have something to start working at
CHEERS

[TOOL] Raccoon Review Browser

Tell me if this sounds familiar to you.
You just finished uploading the app, you worked on for months to Google Play. Now everything depends on getting good reviews, but alas…
Some users think the review section is a support forum and give you 1 star ratings because of it. You could answer them in the Play Developer console, but having a conversation that way is tedious.
Other users give you a 1 star review because your app just is not what they were expecting (even though it does exactly what the description says it would). Again, you could reply to the review in the developer console, but that’s a waste of time. The offender might not notice your comment, resulting in it getting buried and the 1 star rating dragging you down forever.
There are those particular assholes who see 1 star reviews to blackmail developers into changing the app according to their whims. Of course, by the time you deliver (assuming, they were demanding a reasonable feature in the first place), they have completely forgotten about their promise and the 1 star rating stays in place.
You inevitably get 1 star ratings without any comment at all. These are anonymous! You are not only not told what’s wrong, but don’t even get the chance to contact the user to remedy the situation!
All of the above can easily get your blood to boil, but let’s keep in mind, that not all of these users are necessarily assholes. Some might just not know better, don’t realize the harm they are causing and can be convinced to change their rating. Only problem: you’d need to contact them first, but Google isn’t making that easy at all!
So, want a solution? Here’s mine, the Raccoon Review Browser!
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Note: the Raccoon Review Browser is not a standalone application, but depends on the Raccoon APK downloader, so you need to install that first.

[DEV][GAME][5.0+] Boxort - quickie for gamers on the bus (or you know where... :))

Hi,
I finished my second game recently and I wanted to share it here with you guys to see if you maybe want to try it out and let me know what you think. It is a simple puzzle game. Just a casual type of game - think of 2048, 2248 or gem matching games etc etc, but with a new type of gameplay. Something to kill time in queue or on a bus/train/underground/tram/boat/helicopter/uss enterprise - depending on how far you live from work.
The game is written entirely with my own code - no unity, andengine, libgdx or other stuff. Plain old Java with apache-commons You may call it stupid - but I wanted it to be a challenge - I do have a full time job so its more of a hobby for me (although I do have kids so it might have some bugs as the time is limited).
If you have a minute and you don't mind - feel free to take it for a spin and leave a note here (on google play?) - i will try to answer if I can.
*REMARK*: If you do decide to spend few minutes to give it a try - I would really like to hear back from you - what do you think about the game, do you understand the rules, did it crash, why you do/don't like it? This is priceless input as I do not have a lot of mobile gamers around (drawback of having friends that graduated philosophy or arts...) and its quite difficult to get an audience on google play.
If you have any questions about the game itself or the engine - please let me know also - I will try to help out.
BTW I am interested if there are a lot of people that create android/ios games here. How it is going for you? I don't mean you have to share any numbers obviously - but the question is - do you get any noticeable income out of this? Or is it just pure hobby? (though if you want to hire for instance graphic designer + ads - it might be more expensive hoppy that cracking Faberge eggs).
I almost forgot - Link to the game:
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.abductedpiggy.games.boxort
Youtube video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jY6sJ_E3Bw
Screenshots:
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Thanks and I hope you enjoy it,
Kamil