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Apple doesn't want you to kill rich people in iOS games
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Hitman is on the App Store, 90% of the targets are rich.
Difference between an indie and established publisher with recurring IAP revenue I guess.
I haven't played Save The World so I'm not really sure how the killing rich people comes into it, but it probably helps Hitman that most of the targets are bond villains.
Huh, I wonder how that plays with touch controls. I always found it interesting that guns were much more viable on M+K than controller leading to slightly different experiences for PC and console players, but with a phone I imagine it's an order of magnitude more difficult to aim.