1. User testing and feedback is key. If you've spent 2 years you might have built features/levels that no one wants to play. (it's ok to get feedback from other sources, so you might already know)

2. After 2 years of development I'd expect that you have a large head-start on anyone trying to "steal" your idea.

3. Post a dumb or simple app idea on something not related. You need to start doing some kind of project on iPhone. If you don't set some simple project goals, you'll most likely not do anything.

You can see my game here: http://paulsolt.com/impulse

I still want to make it for iPhone, and no one's stolen the idea.

<p>I've spent 2 years developing this game and I'm scared to post it because it might get ripped off.</p>


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