Featured Mobster: Crazy Symon Games HD Free Lite – iPad

|  Posted By : Laura  In : Featured Mobster, iPad

Crazy Symon Games for the iPad is a memory game that will test your skills and entertain you at the same time! Listen to the provided sequence and repeat it back accordingly, you can even challenge friends! This addictive game was released this month and has already been in the top 5 list for the entertainment category on the iPad.

The Stats

Total Downloads: 80,000

Monthly Unique Users: 80,000

1) What inspired you to build the app?

BrainCounts.com’s primary focus is on educational iPhone/iPad apps.  We started doing apps for our own kids. While trying to be a parent and working a full-time job, we recognized that we needed something that would supplement, but not completely replace, our role as educators.  We got such great feedback and demand for the apps so we made it our full-time passion.  As our kids progress and their preferences in apps changed, our type of apps changed as well.  We now focus on entertainment apps with a flare of educational value.  Hence the reason why we created “Crazy Symon” – it is fun, entertaining, and keeps their brains active.

2) Why does the ad revenue model make sense for you?

As we see more and more apps being offered for Free, we wanted to stay competitive and widely distribute our app to the masses but at the same time generate revenue from it to support further enhancements and to be able to continue our passion.

3) Why did you choose Mobclix?

We did our due diligence to select the best ad solution platform that serves our following requirements:

1. Easily Integrated to our apps

2. Large centralized network of advertisers

3. Statistics – Fill Rate, eCPM, etc.

4. Amazing Support Team

Mobclix satisfied everyone one of these condition and more!

4) What tips do you have for other developers?

Start out with a reason and a purpose thats close and personal to you.  Naturally for us, it is to do everything and anything for our kids.  We don’t see developing apps as a job, but as a passion to do something that can benefit a child because honestly, at the end of day, that all that really matters.

Creater, Henry, and his son