It’s been 6 years long after Abilene Christian University students joined Football Bowl Subdivision games, and now they are part of the Division I games. But there hasn’t been any game bigger than this Saturday’s opener game!

The next match is going to be conducted at the McLane Stadium on 1st of September in Waco. Also, the match is going to be the biggest for the Big 12 opponent after their jump from the NCAA division in the year 2013. All the players, as well as the coaches, understand the importance of the game and the opportunity they are getting.

ACU players, coach gears up for their next Football Opens 2018 Season

ACU team’s head coach for the 2nd year, Mr. Dorrel is excited about the match which is going to be played against the Bears with the 140-seated stadium. He has coached and also played at the DII Northwest Missouri State which has a population of 12,000 residents. So, before taking up the job for ACU, he was with the Missouri University.

On asking about the tournament, Dorrel says – “For me, this game is a completely neat experience. I am recalling my days of school where I started off playing as a 2A litter high school football. It’s not just me, but the whole coaching staff is going to be present for the game.

Then, we met Luke Antony who is the ACU sophomore, he says – “It was always his dream to play for top football teams like the Big 12. We are playing for both the off-down seasons as well. As a team, we will be giving it our all that we would and will see how it all goes.”

Though ACU playing against the Baylor for the first time, this is not the first time for the Wildcats getting an opportunity to play a big game like this one. The team has played against the Southern Miss in the year 1962 losing the game by 30-0! Whereas ACU has played with the Texas Tech for about 9 times, with a score of 3-6 average.

Hit the McLane Stadium on 1st September, 7 pm to watch some live action between the Baylor and the ACU players. It’s the season opener for both the teams.

We love playing mobile games, isn’t it?

But not all of them impresses us. What does a normal person expect out of a Mobile Game? Number one – it should be entertaining or challenging and Fun of course. Number two – is all about the User Interface (UI). UI is the way the mobile game is seen on the mobile screen or that part of the application where the user interaction takes place.

How to Create a Mobile Gaming App that Everyone wants to Play

UI and technical stuff matters for a gaming app, while on the other end the app must be easy to play and relaxing too. Something that can make your 3 hours journey fun, is also another sign of a Great Gaming App. We can say that it’s a balance of quality UI mixed with an engaging storyline.

Again! Not all the mobile users have the same kind of interests. To clear out the confusion, I analyzed different apps and wrote down the major qualities they have in common. This should probably answer your query.

♦ A Badass Intro – Never Underestimate the Power of it!

If I download a mobile game and see a dull intro – I would probably uninstall that app.

Once you are set with the game, put an extra effort on the game intro and the music that surrounds it. Make sure that the music has power, and suits well with the theme of the app.

♦ Gaming is for killing it, and not for wasting. Know that thin line of difference.

For this, first of all, put yourself in the place of the user who is trying your application for the first time. Before listing out all the functions of the game, make him understand the game properly and give them the right confidence of playing.

♦ Quality Testing and Upgrading for Better User Experience

Don’t rush with the app. Once the app is ready, you can make its Beta version available to the users. Ask them out for the feedbacks, and do the changes that you feel to do.

This will help the users get a better app experience, and you get the appreciation. Testing can also be performed during the developing stage, it’s upto you how you want to follow.

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