What would you pay for?

[eeveeayen]

I'm currently working on a game and I am worried that the way I had thought of for in-app purchasing is going to be the downfall of my game (look at the reviews for the game Dots: A Game about Connecting and that's what i'm afraid of). Mine consists of 4 different game modes, and one is free but the other three you have to pay $.99 for each or $1.99 for all of them. I'm asking anyone, just what would you rather pay for?

A. I could use the method above
B. I can charge for the app ($.99 most likely or $1.99)
C. I could try to come up with a coin system, though I really don't know how that will work for just extra game modes in the long run, once you get enough that would be it...

I'm not trying to become a millionaire here but I do want my app to not be terrible yet make some pocket change! Ads are NOT an option. I hate them so much.

 

[Eckscaliber]

Option A.

 

[Solitude1984]

I agree with the above poster. A is the way to go.

 

[eeveeayen]

Thanks! I'll stick to my method then. I guess Dots got a bad review because they introduced a paid version after the game was completely free.

 

[iphone01ninja]

Option A is my choice. I ususally play with game first to decide it is worth buying.

 

[OcieGo]

Option A.

I never have a problem with in app purchases if the game is fun. My only problem is when certain games are unplayable unless you use in app purchases to get ahead.