A Rotorua game designer has shared her first game on iTunes, opening her work up to the world.
Rebeccah Cox spent six months developing her first game called Koi Pond Code Breaker which is now available on iTunes Apple Store for $1.29.
Cox, 25, said it was great to see her game on the world-wide store after being approved by Apple last month.
"It was a big relief because I had heard so many stories online of the approval process and so much people complaining about it." She said it was actually a relatively easy process, first paying an annual Apple developer fee of US$99 ($125) and then meeting the Apple criteria for the game.
Cox said this was only the beginning for her Rotorua-based gaming business Bexcellent, with more games in the pipeline.