The developers working on the Episode 2 of the popular iPhone and iPod Touch game called Minigore must be going crazy. There game has been rejected by Apple for a second time this time because of a corrupted binary.
However, to keep you guzs happy, they have decided to open up 99 free beta spots where the public can join and get an early taste of the game.
Here is the post relating to the beta spots:
Cannot believe this!
It has happened again. The submission for Episode 2 came back rejected due to a corrupted binary. We could blame this on bad luck, we could blame this on conspiracy, personal incompetence or even our dear friend Santa, but what we cannot do is stand by watching the hard work we have put in Minigore and its updates bounce around in what seems like an infinite loop between us and Apple. These updates should have been out there for you guys to play ages ago! We realize we can’t change the past, but we can shape the future and that’s exactly what we are going to do now.
We want to give you the possibility to play the new Episodes ahead of time before they are released on the AppStore and contribute to the development of Minigore in a way that goes beyond commenting on the blog. We are going to do that by opening up 99 new spots for beta-testers. This is not going to make up for all the delay in bringing out the update, but I am sure it is going to make 99 Minigore fans very happy. We want to show you that despite any hardships and regardless of the number of rejections, Mountain Sheep is holding onto the promises made.
So send us the UDID of your iPhone or iPod along with information of what device you have, how much you play and your age to the address above. Active members of the Minigore blog, top Minigore players based on the online leaderboard and Touch Arcade’s Minigore thread contributors will get a priority, so make sure to mention who you are if you are involved in one of the aforementioned.
Lastly, Episode 2 has been re-submitted and every measure taken to ensure it’s free from corruption. We are also trying to arrange a fast lane for it in the approval process.
