High piracy in Android, Developer Game Specials

Game Dead Trigger

CALIFORNIA - The high level of piracy in the Android device, forcing the developer (the developer) game cut the price of its products to be free. This happened to Trigger Dead developer, which describes piracy as the reason for the price cuts are done on Google's Play.

Madfinger Games implementing the cheapest price for Trigger from USD0 Dead, 99 became free in the Android application store. The reason, says Madfinger, because the number of illegal downloads are unusually high in Android devices, although the price of the game is actually not expensive.

"Regarding the decline in prices, the main reason is the level of piracy on the Android device is very high. Initially, we intend to make this game (Dead Trigger) is available to as many people, that's why the price is not expensive and it costs a lot different with SHADOWGUN," explains Madfinger Games Trigger Dead Facebook page, as quoted by Cnet, Tuesday (07/24/2012).

"But on the other hand, we do not dare to give a free game because so far we do not have XP format free-to-play. But, even with an inexpensive price, piracy rates are very large and we decided to give it for free Trigger Dead , "concluded the game developers.

As a comparison, if the Android becomes a free game, Trigger Dead version for Apple operating systems remain priced at USD0, 99. Madfinger Games is just one of many game developers are fighting illegal downloads on Android devices.

Meanwhile, the Android app piracy is something that seems to be Google's attention. Evidently, the search giant last week announced it has strengthened the latest Android OS, Jelly Bean 4.1 with new features.