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You can install the game on your Android phone by clicking the link above, selecting the package manager, and completing the security verification.
In this article, we delved into a completely different topic: game development with Unity. This playground has developed surprisingly much compared to the past, so much so that you can find countless tutorial videos on YouTube. So I thought, why not make one myself? But how does asset creation work? I had AI draw it. I drew it, but of course, I couldn't do much fine-tuning. But still, a game came out of it. Now we need to make some money. For that, there's AdMob. This was great; I was able to finish the process quickly. Quick, but get your driver's license and passport ready. Since I didn't have a passport, I sent my residence permit, and they accepted it, thankfully. So how do we publish this game? We signed up for the Google Play console. Google has made such a mind-boggling console; you need to be a Google engineer to understand what's where and how. Anyway, I researched and found out that we needed to complete a closed test. You informed within the console. For the closed test, you need 12 users, and these users need to test the game for 14 days. Okay, we understand you're implementing this to prevent quality from dropping or to improve declining quality, but am I a company that's going to find 12 people to test it for 14 days? Let's say we distribute it to friends and family. According to my research, Mr. Google might not like that either and extend the process for another 14 days until they're satisfied. Also, I couldn't create an email link to send to the testers. It's impossible to understand by searching at the interface. For example, the status shows "under review," and the game is in draft. What is a draft? Who is reviewing it? What will happen after it's reviewed? Maybe that's why the link isn't visible. I asked the AI, and it couldn't figure it out either. Anyway, people who do this kind of work can copy the link from YouTube videos; hopefully, I'll be able to copy it someday. Additionally, you need to fill out many surveys and create a privacy policy. Finally, you need to pay $25 to use the Google Play console. I wrote this article to share my experiences in case anyone is interested. However, they withdraw the money incredibly quickly; I've never seen a system that does that. Despite everything, YouTube is free, so let's not deny them their due.
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