While playing some games on the iPhone did you ever have moments where a great game idea pops up in your head? You just know that it’s gonna be exciting. This happens to me very often and lately  realized that I’ve become a game freak all because of the iPhone. My head is full of games and ideas that can be made into exciting games. I often write to developers sharing these ideas. xCube Labs is one of the companies I often contact to share ideas that are sometime funny and great or both. 

Whenever I share any application idea, they are really quick in writing back to me with the miniature picture of the steps, cost, time, effort, etc that would go into developing the game. And would actually ask me whether I’d like them to develop the game for me? I am glad some of my ideas have become actual games in the App Store.

If you have great game ideas but do not know everything about cocoa touch, xCode, OpenGL, etc. Give your idea to xCube Labs and avail their development service to turn it into a real game. 

xCube Labs has been offering custom iPhone app development service for quite sometime now. Recently I heard the company has successfully delivered the hundredth iPhone app to their clients.  Here is how they function.

1. You’ll have to write to them and explain the kind of app/game that you have in mind.

2. xCube Labs sales representative would reply back with detail information about the development time, associated cost and effort required for developing the game/application.

3. If the deal is satisfactory, you are on the project and the game is going to be yours within the promised time. 

4. If you do not have a support website, they even have web service experts. This can be part of the project. 

I was told that the duration of development varies from a week to months depending on the type of the app and the number of engineers involved. 

xCube Labs has more than a dozen of applications in the App Store but has developed more than a hundred for their clients. When asked about why they are more focused on developing for others than for themselves? The CEO of the company revealed to me something very interesting:

The App Store has many near useless applications; this is mainly because people develop for the sake of developing. We listen to actual iPhone users who have great and exciting ideas rather than depend totally on our experience. They are the end users too, If they are satisfied your work as a dedicated developer is done.

A friend of mine got a game developed by these people and he has this to say about the company: 

xCube Labs executed my iPhone business app for half the standard cost, and twice as fast! They’re now working on my second app, taking care of the little details, and giving me the perfect app I have in mind.

Some of the information revealed to me was; Request for development service has gone up twofold in the past three months. Apart from developing and maintaining their own applications, they are developing about 15 applications for third parties in a month. Clients are contend with the way work gets done here,

If you have any iPhone app idea that you think is unique, xCube Labs is the right place to get it developed in the fastest possible time and under a very reasonable budget.