Split between developer and Publisher (me). Developers who integrate IAPs best (i.e. doesn't degrade game play, not pay-to-win, smartly deployed) have a better chance of winning the contest and getting the publishing contract. It's all in the supporting docs in the Google drive. Thanks for asking!

Hi Dungeons!

I'll take your questions one at a time:

thank you very much!! sorry but here is another question.

Not a problem.

1°How long should the game last at least?

No requirements there. The winning game should have "high re-playability", meaning players enjoy playing it repeatedly and / or for longer periods.

2°When will the winner be announced?

Depends on how many games get submitted.  The Digital Agency has agreed to help vet the games, so I also have to account for their availability.

3°Are the prices of the IAPs chosen between you and the developer if you win the game? Or do you have something in mind to choose that?

The costs of IAPs will be determined jointly between the developer, me, the digital agency and player feedback. Some of my fav games have tiers of pricing that vary with what I'm buying, so that's likely to be the model.

4°If I couldn't finish the game, but I still upload it to the story half, would I still be participating?

Sure, you can upload it.  I'm planning to invest in only one game for now, but if your game is cool, you can keep developing it and perhaps we can work together at some point in the future. 

I really appreciate your answers !!

Any time, Dungeons. Good luck!

Hey, Dungeons.

Sign the competition agreement.

Not sure how I’ll proceed if the scenario you describe occurs. 

Best,

Marcus