Publish a Simple & Addictive iPhone Game that Monetizes

Flappy Bird game creator 2nd best seller game is ready for reskinning. Full source code with detailed video instructions

Created byYonatan Zvik, Yohann Taieb

Last updated 7/2019

English

What you'll learn

Publish your very own 'Super Ball Juggling' iPhone game clone to the apple app store today

Course content

6 sections • 39 lectures • 3h 43m total length

Apple Developer Registration3:19
In this lesson, we're going through the Apple developer license registration process.
Get XCode Tool3:30
Learn what XCode is used for, how to find it, install it, open it and yourself.
Testing the original source code in the Simulator4:57
IMPORTANT: the source code is in the download tab of this lecture!

UPDATE: Since the new XCode with iOS 7.1, some of you are getting an error building the app. Please check the next lecture on how to solve this (remove 64-bit architecture, just armv7 and armv7s)
Troubleshooting newer XCode with iOS 7.1+1:26
UPDATE: Since the new XCode with iOS 7.1, some of you are getting an error building the app. (remove 64-bit architecture, just armv7 and armv7s)
iOS Distribution Certificates3:47
Going through the creation and install of the iPhone Distribution Certificate.
Provisioning Profile4:49
Creating Identifiers and provisioning profiles
Setting Up Applovin Advertising Account3:24
We need to setup an AppLovin advertising account to use it in our game, and also get paid.
Chartboost Advertising Account Setup4:20
UPDATE: The name of the game in the advertising account does not have to match the name of the game in the app store. Here, we are using "Pinball" game because this section is taken from another course. Feel free to name it at your will.

Finding & Choosing Graphics5:52
Here, we're going through the process of deciding what theme to use and how we will get graphical images.
Modifying Main Character Graphics & Animations - part 120:34
Here' we've decided to go the hard way by creating game graphics on our own. The easy way it to just get already made packages from https://appfresh.us/?tag=graphic+pack

Zombie Juggling Ball - Graphic Packs
Modifying Main Character Graphics & Animations - part 212:14
part 2 - We're creating game graphics on our own. The easy way it to just get already made packages from https://www.AppFresh.us/graphics/
Modifying Main Character Graphics & Animations - part 318:03
part 3 - We're creating game graphics on our own for the main characters. The easy way it to just get already made packages from https://www.AppFresh.us/graphics/
Modifying Main Character Graphics & Animations - part 4 - Testing in Simulator1:53
part 4 - We've created the graphics for the main characters ans are now testing them out in the iOS simulator

https://www.AppFresh.us/graphics/

Modifying Game Background Images5:50
Here, we're creating the graphics for the main level background image
Modifying Game Main Menu Background Image7:28
We're creating the graphics for the backgroundimage of the main menu.
Modifying the Ball Image4:05
We're changing the ball graphics from a zombie brain to an abused teddy bear's head!
Modifying Game Medals images6:16
We're customizing the 4 medals (bronze, gold, silver, and platinum), instead of having the symbol of a brain, they will have the symbol of a teddy bear's head.
Modifying Game Overlay Labels7:21
We're going through the customization of the menu items, such as the "game Over" label, the "score" board, and we're discussing the ones that are optional to change.
Creating Game Icons11:26
Showing you how to create your own game icon using Adobe Photoshop CS suite or just its open source equivalent, named GIMP (gimp.org)
Adding Game Launch Images2:35
We're modifying the images that are displayed when the game loads. We call them launch images (or splash screens)
Testing Game Graphics Modifications in the iPhone Simulator1:45
We've made a lot of modifications so far. It is good habit to take a break and test how things are doing.

Taking Game Screenshots and Resizing them10:25
The itunes app store needs to display screenshots of your game. We're tackling this here.
Creating Itunnesconnect App Settings10:10
iTunes need plenty of information about your game, such as the name, description, keywords, contact info, etc... We're taking care of it right here.
Updating Source Code Project Settings in Xcode3:27
We're mirror the settings from itunesconnect into the xcode project.
Updating Game Advertising Network ids6:40
Handling the game advertising network IDs within the xcode project
Setting Up In-app Purchases to Remove Ads4:47
We're adding the infamous in-app purchase system within the xcode project.
Setting Up Inapp purchase - part 21:01
One more step to do for in-app purchases.
Adding the Leaderboard in Game Center4:54
Adding a leaderboard where players can post their score and compare it to other players worldwide.
Testing the Game before Publishing5:07
Doing one final round of testing before publishing the game to the itunes app store.
Getting Ready to Upload Binary File2:41
Last settings needed prior to uploading the game file
Publishing to the itunes App Store4:43
At last! We're uploading the game to the apple app store, waiting for an apple technician to review it prior to putting it for sale.

Grow your app portfolio3:50
The best way to create a solid source of passive income is to grow your app portfolio quickly.
Finding the Best Game Theme - Anticipating Upcoming Trends14:06
Anticipating what the next trends will be and embrace them in our games
Podcast: The Mobile App Flipping show1:07
The Mobile App Flipping podcast has the latest news. Also the best experts explain how they made it big reskinning games and apps. Also plenty of freebies and give aways.
Get informed of the latest trends and deals1:27
Being on time to ride a trend is a must in the mobile app reskinning world.

You want to be informed of the upcoming trends and deals before anyone else.
Become a pro: App icon templates for professionals4:15
Icons are the first thing someone sees about the app. It needs to be as professional as it can be.
Optional: Playing with the ball speed, bounciness, and gravity3:04
BONUS

Requirements

a MAC computer or a virtual image ( http://virtualmacosx.com/index.php/xcode-plans or macInCloud.com )

Description

Hi,

My name is Yohann, I will be your instructor.

I want to thank you for your interest in this course.

This course comes with the Super Zombie Juggle source code. Now I’m sure you’ve heard about the Flappy Bird game, haven’t you?.

The source code we give you is a clone of the flappy bird’s owner second best selling game called Super Ball Juggling.

Many of my students have been riding the Flappy Bird trends and made tons of money with it, and I’ve got to admit I did too!

If you’ve ever tried to make a mobile app, you know how hard it can be especially if you’re missing a step, you could get stuck for hours or even days, and would end up giving up.

Now you’ve come to the right place. In this course I show you every single step you need to get the game published in the app store,

This game will bring you passive income because we’ve integrated advertising banners and in-app purchases right out of the box.

Now the game Super Ball Juggling is gaining popularity and you don’t want to be late to the party,

So don’t wait for another opportunity and come ride the wave with us

See you in the classroom.

Who this course is for:

really for anyone that's got an afternoon to spare

Publish a Simple & Addictive iPhone Game that Monetizes

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Initial Setup8 lectures • 30min

Reskinning Game Graphics Process: The main character5 lectures • 59min

Reskinning Game Graphics Process: Misc Graphics8 lectures • 47min

Game Graphics Alternative Way1 lecture • 7min

Preparation for App Store Publishing10 lectures • 54min

What to Do Now?7 lectures • 28min

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