How players interact with your project is probably one of the most important things that can be established as a part of your project. While player input is added for all projects, no matter what platform you are using, this is also one area that can make or break your mobile game.
If the controls that are implemented don't fit the game that you're making, or if the controls feel clunky, players will not play your game for long stretches of time. While many people consider Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto series of games to be great on console and PC, playing the game on a mobile device provides a larger barrier of entry, due to all of the buttons on the screen and replacing joysticks with virtual versions that don't have haptic feedback in the same manner as on other platforms.
Mobile and tablet games that tend to do well typically have...
