Landover

While creating the Landover, our team had to handle the following challenges:

• Creating a vivid style. The original game had a dull and monotonous design. We had to rethink this and make the game map with prominent cartoon color accents to make pointed resources stand out. We also had to create easy menus, user avatars, and other elements. 
• Horizontal-oriented mobile and web design. Usually, game design for mobile apps is vertical, and for desktop ones, it's horizontal. The Landover was not typical, so we had to utilize best practices in mobile and desktop design to present the best-fitting element's hierarchy. Additionally, we had to take keyboard input into account to make each detail of the user experience seamless. 
• Game creation flows. Our development team had to brainstorm, offer and implement many options for gamers to start a game: quick start on an automatic guest account without registration, creating public games and private ones for friends with the ability to share an invitation link to join. 
• Adding subscriptions. Developers had to produce a single code to enable payment for customer subscriptions for Android, iOS, and Web users, connect the built-in system payment mobile systems, and integrate the Stripe API for suitable Web payments. 
• Advertising implementation. The client gave us a general ad task, and our decision became to implement Google Ad Mode and configure the ads type to provide the client with one of the most effective sources of revenue for the such an application type. 

We also worked on other system features: creating effective tools to delete accounts, so users don't leave a trail of personal information, developing a built-in messenger for communication with unread message counts, messaging history for different game types: turn-based and instant ones, and more.