rrath03

Obviously a difficult question to answer - but digging further into the educational market would be a big one, and also exploring other genres (i.e. expanding the ability to create more types of games) faster would be great. We also have enjoyed using the app digitally with the Paper Fifty-Three stylus (that has an eraser) so exploring more on the hardware side would be fun.

More practically in the short term, with a bigger team we'd spin up a group to focus on Android, so we could move faster.

Lastly (sorry this is not a straightforward answer) we'd like to explore the Pixel Press technology in non-gaming markets. From both an educational and an efficiency standpoint, there could be some really interesting applications of the core Pixel Press tech.

We'll be supporting the "Play" on the iPhone pretty soon (i.e. we're close to submitting the update, working out some last kinks) - create for the iPhone may come later, as we're currently eyeing improvements to the arcade browsing experience, adding a global point and leaderboard system, and of course Android. Lots of other stuff we are working on too but these are some of the bigger items on our radar.

Hope to be there in the future, however we decided to focus on iOS and Android first, and will keep those on the immediate radar and then consider our next devices. Windows is up there, but web may come first.

Awesome, be sure to check out our classroom contest going on now, would love to see what you guys are creating.

http://projectpixelpress.com/educators-contest/

Sorry I know this is frustrating, but no date set yet. We've got so many things we want to do, and this is certainly one of them but giving an exact date is not realistic right now.