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Pending Publication

I spent a fair  bit of yesterday evening tweaking graphics and changing audio files, and eventually thought I'd generate a build key and  upload a version of NDvsPR  to the Google Play Store for Alpha testing...




No idea what happens next... I guess I should read the documentation. :)
What probably happens is I get a bunch of error codes saying I've left debugging on and whatnot.


apparently it made it through pending....


BOOM!... well BOOM! for Alpha and Beta testers...


hands up if you fancy being an Alpha tester?
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/uk.co.tentaclegames.ndvspr 





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