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İki dene mobil oyun yaptım, biri ekonomi simülasyonu 1600 indirmesi falan var, yarım saatlik aktivite analizlerinde sürekli 10 12 kişi aktif oluyor son birkaç gündür reklam gösterimleri de çok kötü değil ama gelir inanılmaz düşük 307 reklam gösterimine 3.02 lira gelir var gördüğünüz gibi oynayanlar mahrem yerini yaprakla kapatan kitle, diğerindeyse 5 reklam görüntülemesine 2,89 lira kazandırmış bugün ve ball sortun indirmesi 350 falan ama oynayan pek yok hyper casual olmasına rağmen ki kötü de değil bu iki oyuna da 1000 lira civarı reklam harcaması yaptım hatta ball sort bir tık daha yüksek. Reklam dönüşüm maliyetleri de Faith: Economy Simulation için 0.63 kuruş, Ball Sort - Zen 2026 için 3.54 lira. Harcamayı ne kadar sürdürebilirim bilemiyorum bazen bakıyorum 2 reklam gösteriminden 1.5 lira geliyor bazen 200 gösterim anca 1 lira ediyor şu hedef kitle işini pek çözemedim ne düşünüyorsunuz.

Hi there. For the past few months, I’ve been trying to develop and publish apps using "vibecoding" tools, and I’ve managed to release a few. I’m not sure what kind of reception to expect, but I currently have a game and a to-do app live, while three others have finished closed testing and are waiting to be published.

The game appeals to a very niche audience, so I don’t have huge expectations for it. It’s a monetary policy and economics simulation called *Faith: Economy Simulation*. I spent nearly 500 TL on Google Ads and got 250 downloads, but hardly anyone actually plays it; they probably open it, think "what the heck is this?", and close it immediately—but anyway.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vibegames.faith

I also published an app called *Dodo Line: Minimalist To-Do*. The idea was inspired by a simple prayer bead metaphor; I wanted to create a sense of ticking off or completing project-based tasks—like moving through prayer beads—without any time limits or pressure. For instance, you can set up projects for things like the books you plan to read over the year, your travel plans, or your school course units. It allows you to view completed and upcoming tasks along a chronological timeline. I released this a few days ago; it hasn't received rave reviews, but I find it very useful—I can list what I’ve done and what I plan to do regarding the topics I’m working on as separate projects.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dodoline.app

Aside from the apps already published, I developed an Islamic tracking/task app; I wasn't happy with the initial version due to bugs I discovered later, so I redesigned and uploaded it—it is currently under review for release. I also created a hyper-casual game; its closed testing is complete, and I’ve submitted it for production. Finally, I built a herd tracking app; closed testing finished a week ago, but I haven't submitted it for release yet because there are still things I need to work on, and I haven't found the time amidst my other projects.

I’d be happy to hear any questions or feedback you might have. And, of course, I’d be absolutely thrilled if anyone wanted to show their support.

Hey,

I've been working on a small mobile game called Faith: Economy Simulation.

You play as the Central Bank Governor of Kasaba, a fictional authoritarian state. Your job: manage inflation, unemployment, exchange rates, and GDP growth. The catch: the President keeps sending orders from the Palace. Comply and you protect your position but lose credibility. Defy and the pressure builds until you're dismissed.

Every month brings new economic shocks, political events, and decisions with real consequences. The mechanics are based on actual economic models (Phillips Curve, Fisher Effect, Okun's Law).

No ads. Completely free. Turkish and English supported.

Would love some feedback, especially on difficulty balance and the political pressure system.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vibegames.faith