Game Dev Tycoon vs Sandbox Coloring
Game Dev Tycoon
Game Dev Tycoon is a fun tycoon game where you get to experience growing a start-up into a successful games company. Here, you not only can enjoy managing your team of game developers; you'll even have the freedom to create a game that you like by simply mixing and matching genres, engines and platforms, and by determining development priorities. There are many different successful genre combinations for you to discover along the way as well and from time to time, you'll be surprised with events that change the public perception of your game. Even a previous successful franchise can fall flat if you don't take into account feedback from your players.Aside from letting its players strive for the "indie to triple A" experience, Game Dev Tycoon does give players a very nice insight into the ins-and-outs of a typical games company as well as into the history of games (game platforms in particular) in an entertaining way. Do give the game a try if you enjoy tycoon games. It is definitely worth every cent you'll spend.
Sandbox Coloring
Sandbox Coloring is the very first, pixel art-themed digital coloring book that you can download from Google Play and the AppStore. Back then, the "adult coloring book fad" has not started yet, but there are already quite a number of users, most of which who are adults, who enjoy coloring the many different types of pixel art available. What makes this game stands out though is the fact that it offers a sandbox mode where users can create their own pixel art using the tools given and submit the art to the developer for approval. If everything checks out (such as no vulgar content), then your art may end up in the game!The thing about coloring apps though... they often have subscriptions in addition to or, if you're lucky, in lieu of in-app purchases and ads. For Sandbox Coloring, it has an optional premium subscription service that charges a whopping $7.99 monthly. This is a lot more than what many other similar apps offer. So, you might want to avoid that and instead, show your support by buying art packs instead.